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by boudin 4y ago
You don't understand how this works I think. The idea of this protocol is for the compositor to change how it does page flip in specific conditions. So just allowing a player, for example, to prefer visual bugs over latency on a specif
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by boudin 4y ago
Wayland is frame perfect, and it's great. What's the issue with allowing users or the compositor to disable that in really specific case without sacrificing the frame perfect principle for all other uses? It's the best of bot
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by boudin 4y ago
Why? It's quite a good idea IMO, the compositor allowing in specific case to optimise for speed rather than quality.
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by boudin 4y ago
Taking screenshot just works, there's a fair amount of tools for it. The one difference is that some tools are compositor specific. I know there's automation tools like xdottool, never used those though. I never saw much differenc
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by boudin 4y ago
I wouldn't put GOG in the same basket as other stores like EGS though, they did make some efforts and officially packaged and distributed games for Linux quite early. It's not the same effort as Valve but it's still to their
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by boudin 4y ago
The petroleum industry is pretty harmful. People caring about where the food they eat come from is far from being a silly thing.
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by boudin 4y ago
You don't have to be a scientist to know that twinkies are not a healthy thing. Pretty much all ultra-processed food is bad for you, however the industrial cleaner used is claimed to be safe. And if you taste a real truffle you'll
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by boudin 4y ago
A reference to Excel 97 Easter egg I guess :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gYb5GUs0dM
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by boudin 4y ago
Not really, distributions do not check every piece of code that is packaged and distributed. I just meant that centralising distribution does not make thing specifically safe neither. Some form of audit over flathub would be nice though, bu
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by boudin 4y ago
Most of what runs on any computer is built by volunteers. Most open source softwares relies on volunteers.
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by boudin 4y ago
I've used both (OpenRC and systemd). I like the simplicity of OpenRC and still uses it on a few servers running on Gentoo, but on a laptop/desktop I think systemd is a better fit, having user services with user level logging for e
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by boudin 4y ago
lxd is not part of systemd.
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by boudin 4y ago
It's definitely part of it, the fact that they are major contributors makes their work much more visible. There's some amazing contributions from Redhat employees like Pipewire. They are one of the only companies investing into Li
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by boudin 4y ago
It's in good shape indeed: https://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/DEV/comi/
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by boudin 4y ago
Works for me straight away (AMD gpu with amdgpu/radv)
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by boudin 4y ago
There was ResidualVM for Escape from MI which has been merge with ScummVM. I haven't tried in a while but it was playable from what I remember (even if controls were still a pain)
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by boudin 4y ago
Free speech doesn't mean not being held reponsible for what is said.
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by boudin 4y ago
Oh yeah, i'm not saying that Windows 1.0 was the first, I was just giving it as an example that the title was wrong.
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by boudin 4y ago
Agreed, I don't think it's the first, at least Windows 1.0 (1985) was tiling windows before that
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by boudin 4y ago
Never really understood why people use uber either until I went to Austin. They are not filling a gap in taxis in my opinion but in public transport.
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by boudin 4y ago
I really doubt Tesla is even close from being better than human for now, seems like it needs to be in really specific and simple situation to act properly. There's countless videos showing how clueless it is as soon as it is in an envi
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by boudin 4y ago
They also have an online shop [1] shared with other organisations like the red cross. [1] https://www.label-emmaus.co
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by boudin 4y ago
I was a kid back then but I remember people liking it overall. The speed was standard for its time. The UX was quite good, in some way better than the web for people who had a hard time with computers (punch a number on your phone, press a
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by boudin 4y ago
Union are not born out of nowhere. Those exists to balance relationships. Most of the work a union does not get publicity but can is really important by ensuring of the well being of employees. Union do not create problems, they just give v
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by boudin 4y ago
It's a different style of movie, not really science fiction. I really like it though, really strong atmosphere. The city of lost children as well has a unique atmosphere
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by boudin 4y ago
Nothing is that simple. If you look at poverty rate, there are more poor people in the united states. And if you look at purchasing power, some numbers will give you that the cost of a basket of good in comparison with income is exactly the
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by boudin 4y ago
That's just not true
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by boudin 4y ago
I wouldn't have high hopes, regardless of GDPR issues, this really reads like a political move of a government in a weak position. There's more of the usual EU bashing bullshit than actual data privacy content in this announcement
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by boudin 4y ago
It's not really about speed, it's more about preferences. I'm a keyboard type of guy, I just find using a keyboard nicer, that's it. I don't like having to move windows around with a mouse, I find the keyboard exper
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by boudin 4y ago
That's the way advertisement works on the web. You have a website, you host ads, google pushes its ads via your website and you get paid for it. The phrasing text advertisement comes from the fact that this is quite an old initiative.

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