Vilian

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by Vilian 2y ago
The difference is that i van easily rollback a linux system, a complete update too, nota on windows
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by Vilian 2y ago
maybe not underestimate, but no one can really know if the truly culpride got caught
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by Vilian 2y ago
urr durr just programm in assembly
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by Vilian 2y ago
RHEL deprecated xorg, and in the same year we had the biggest wayland fixed in nvidia drivers
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by Vilian 2y ago
>In enterprise it is the opposite. Whatever the costumer cant do themselves requires a ticket. Any ticket or fast ticket response requires support wich increases revenue. this make so much sense, but i never thought about it
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by Vilian 2y ago
the sandbox overriden need tobe explaining for the app tobe added to flathub, and yes, they need allow some sandbox breakage until every app support portals, or flathub isn't going to have any app
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by Vilian 2y ago
and most of the issues debunked by the flatpak dev, and bottles developer, in that same year, 4 years after that steam deck recomends flatpak, and portals are a lot more mature, that site need tobe taken down lmao
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by Vilian 2y ago
.config/kxkbrc it uses this file, and here's https://userbase.kde.org/File:Enable_Ctrl_%2B_Alt_%2B_Backsp... the print of the system settings GUI, is the gnome folks can't make simple things work that's
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by Vilian 2y ago
pretty sure i can do that in KDE using the gui, in the system-config/keyboard :) and it's saved in my home, because my /usr is immutable
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by Vilian 2y ago
it don't support multi-monitor setup lmao
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by Vilian 2y ago
actually ubuntu also paid people, but x11 is so fucked that was never enough, that's why google never used it, and why they adopted wayland in the chromeOS
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by Vilian 2y ago
go ahead them, show was how to make a good screen protocol that is as secure as wayland, and flexible, and one that support every type of screen, from cellphones, to VR, to desktop, go ahead, i'm waiting, show how these wayland normies
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by Vilian 2y ago
"broken by design" proceeds to work perfectly, lol, i don't can that broken by design
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by Vilian 2y ago
i didn't find that mentioned on waypipe, could you link a issue that mention that?
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by Vilian 2y ago
exactly, you can go back and forth in firefox using your touchpad and i thing that very practical
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by Vilian 2y ago
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe here, found the wayland network transparency, fix your comment
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by Vilian 2y ago
it's always wayland vs xorg, like xorg and wayland was the same thing, wayland has implementations, xorg is the only implementations, also he didn't even tested GNOME and kde had a huge f*ck ass transition to qt6 a few weeks ago,
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by Vilian 3y ago
and ubuntu is a bit heavy..., and yes removing xorg can be faster(but it depend if your compositer is more otimized than xorg*
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by Vilian 3y ago
>while ignoring one massive "world" that I was talking about. ignoring the biggest of world, mac aren't the standard, nor more widespread, and never was
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by Vilian 3y ago
and the fact that it worked and still working means that he was right, also systemd was already fixing the huge dependecies for a while, this only accelerated the process
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by Vilian 3y ago
you can just run journalctl -g {term} too lol
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by Vilian 3y ago
you can't use magisk to remove tho root and make it work?
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by Vilian 3y ago
Same, but i'm using lemmy more
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by Vilian 3y ago
xorg and it's problems is so funny
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by Vilian 3y ago
i think you are giving to much credit to su-57 needing f-35 to be beaten consistently, other than that i also agree with you
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by Vilian 3y ago
no, other counteies also bought planes, and produce them too
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by Vilian 3y ago
my bet is also explained here https://youtu.be/YJVUGecCXv0
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by Vilian 3y ago
two years in of what? only russia is in war economy, you say like every one is spending as much effort on this as russia, drink less propaganda
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by Vilian 3y ago
true, but nothing there say that russia cat't apply to join
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by Vilian 3y ago
The cable cut only gonna after the arab world, or maybe india, but eropean to india communication don't depend on them that much so it's unlikelly, so probably not

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