Check the first rule
What’s this got to do with Linux?
Unsupported device, but seems to still be working
Wait for the environmental changes and the mass extinction event to break your knees because you’re overdue on your vig
GW maintains continuity? Lol
Pine64 should make one If there ist any on market :D
They failed with the smart ones, so that might be an improvement.
I’ve used Linux exclusively for 10+ years and dualbooted long before that, and I just now learned about that flow.
If you need a cheap laptop, better buy a used one than new. My ThinkPad t480 is still running perfectly fine, you just can’t play games on it.
You don’t mind that each snap you install is further slowing down boot times?
I can use VM maybe but I don’t want to pay for the Windows license.
It’s free?
I’ve seen some pretty cool stuff done with ewww
For my wm+Emacs work, I unified the shortcuts by calling a separate go bin that checks if the active window is Emacs or not. If it is, it sends the command to the Emacs Daemon. If it’s not it sends the command to i3. For directional commands like move focus, first check it there’s an Emacs window to that side, if not send the command to i3.
To me it sounds like Shuah is trying to prove his position has a value while also being on this level of a power trip
They have frequent releases that introduce features and bugs, and then they squash them every week.
A stable distro like Debian will only update KDE once every ~2 years. If the version they use is full of bugs, you’re stuck with it.
On the other hand you’ve got a DE like xfce that gets a release every few years, and the Devs make sure it’s as reliable as possible to fit that stable release schedule.
Idk about the endpoints, but this seems to be targeting desktops and not servers, as those don’t have KDE.
I just feel like they wanted to do arch, but pacman -Syu
was too awkward
KDE no doubt. GNOME is a minimalist that depends on extensions to provide basic functionality, while also being a giant fatass. KDE works from the install, provides a sensible workflow, and has better tools.
But I’d only use KDE on a rolling release or a 6 month release schedule distro. Their approach to development really doesn’t suit stable ones.
Kiss me in the ass