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by boudin 6y ago
Gnome has a few plugins that adds tilling (paperwm which brings some interesting concepts, pop-shell which is quite good) but in the end I never found the experienced as polished as pure tilling ones. On Gnome i really dislike the fact that
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by boudin 6y ago
For me it's the opposite. I find floating window manager like Windows, MacOS, Gnome, Kde really inefficient at managing screen space. Even more now that we have big screens. Tilling window managers for me brings a few things: * Almost
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by boudin 6y ago
I'm european, know people from many european and non european countries, i know absolutly nobody who want to leave the eu. Young people learn english because it's taught in school, not because they're caught in nasty politic
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by boudin 6y ago
The position of Paris was to try to improve access to the bus system rather than the metro system. Last year only 3% of the metro network was accessible whereas 70% of the bus network was Source in french: https://actu.fr/il
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by boudin 6y ago
I didn't see any claim in the video that the CIA is the only organization of such sort. It might make you feel this way because it's entirely focused on the CIA. It didn't claim neither that the world would be fair without th
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by boudin 6y ago
I don't see why it would be hard. Iterating on a architecture is harder than starting one from scratch. If the software market moves to ARM and there's bigger opportunities on the laptop/desktop side, it will attract other p
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by boudin 6y ago
Very few Linux users too. The advantage is not locking them into a corporate environment that's getting more and more questionable and give them the oportunity to actually learn about computers.
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by boudin 6y ago
I was wondering that also. Based on Twitter comments it seems that he was compiling to arm, so there's a bit of comparing apple and pears there.
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by boudin 6y ago
This article is quite biased. Flatpak can be seen as a framework that allows to sandbox apps, but it doesn't enforce it. Some apps can't be sandboxed totally without modifications. So the take is more Flatpak apps are not systemat
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by boudin 6y ago
We need to have more information to conclude anything. Servers hosting Guerrilla Mail might have been seized for an investigation for example and OVH might have very little choice but to comply. I'm not saying it's great, but the
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by boudin 6y ago
That's great to see this. Another phone that is easy to repair and provide spare parts is the fairphone. I find their journey towards building an ethical phone interesting too. I'm not sure they sell in the us though... https:&#x
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by boudin 6y ago
Just to add on this, pollinators cannot replace each others. Some plants can only be pollinated by specific species, like red clover and bumblebees in the uk.
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by boudin 6y ago
Since wayland has been pretty much started by Xorg developers, you can consider it as X12 I guess.
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by boudin 6y ago
Wayland is not just focused on performances but on addressing security flaws of X11. Those benchmarks were benchmarks of gnome 3.36, it doesn't represent "wayland" but gnome 3.36 implementation of it. If your concern is perfo
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by boudin 6y ago
Yes, it's quite important, the fact that there's no official release means that the project is stalled. It doesn't prevent to create custom builds by applying patches on top of the last release but that will only work for sma
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by boudin 6y ago
Wayland is just a protocol. Look at the work on actual compositors, like mutter and wlroots to see some activity https://github.com/GNOME/mutter https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots
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by boudin 6y ago
Not it is not, that's the whole point of the article. There's been no release for the past 2 years, even if there's bug fixes and updates waiting to be released. There's no release planned. If another company steps in an
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by boudin 6y ago
Firefox native support is pretty much here already (I've been using it for quite a time now and it works really well). The only missing piece that is not merged yet is screen sharing unfortunately. It's available on Fedora's
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by boudin 6y ago
Throwing money doesn't solve a problem when you don't have the right people. Took them quite a few years to fix a keyboard on their macbook line for example...
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by boudin 6y ago
protondb is a community project and is not official. It is still a good ressource though, but it's worthwhile to read comments. 1 - I'm actually surprised about that, it's working much better on Linux than when i had windows
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by boudin 6y ago
It is gonna take a while though according to a flatpak dev. There's a lot information in this bug report: https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/3797
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by boudin 6y ago
It's not luck, there's a good amount of games that runs perfectly out of the box and it keeps getting better. Yes, it's not perfect, but for me the trade-off is worth it. I much prefer not having to use the native platform an
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by boudin 6y ago
Though a lot of elementary schools and junior high schools provides basic coding classes, but no sewing ones.
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by boudin 6y ago
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violence_polici%C3%A8re_en_F... There is plenty of journalist who did a good job to report violence also. You can look for articles in 2018 and 2019 mainly. > That assertion makes abs
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by boudin 6y ago
And? It's not an excuse.
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by boudin 6y ago
This seems to match this post, where apple is asking to remove telegram groups used to de-anonymize law enforcement members. Apple could do something really simple if they wanted to not interfeer with how people organize their fight: allow
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by boudin 6y ago
That's been a technique that apple have been using quite a bit. Forbid apps to be transparent with their customers around apple rules. This way app users are pissed at the app makers not apple.
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by boudin 6y ago
That's not really true unfortunately, there's a good amount of videos that proves the contrary. It also does make sense to come protected when the police use dangerous weapons and violent strategies against protests.
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by boudin 6y ago
I agree with that, flatkpak is very much work in progress. A lot of packages are still unofficial. Some software are also not meant to be sandboxed and do require access to the whole file system. I do think it is going in the right directio
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by boudin 6y ago
For non open source software, dependencies are often packaged with the software itself, so it would be the same in flatpak or in the distro. It is true for software that uses shared libraries though.

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