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by braderhart 9y ago
If you have an integrated and separate card for gaming, then you can do just about anything, including running Mac inside Linux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVM...
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by braderhart 9y ago
I used Windows primarily for over 20 years. I experimented with dwm back in 2006 and really enjoyed the idea. Something clicked in my brain a while back and I tried Arch Linux. It took a lot, and I mean a lot of stubbornness on my part (and
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by braderhart 9y ago
chopsui is right on track with what I'm thinking. The web and browsers are broken, and this is the answer. You're a wizard.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Did I mention that all this amazing work is being done by a few forward-thinking people vs the bloated desktop crap we've seen from billion dollar companies for years.
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by braderhart 9y ago
I believe that Sway will be the key to mass Linux desktop adoption, once someone wraps it into a modern distro like Arch. Unfortunately work on kmscon has discontinued. I'm currently using rxvt-unicode. I've been looking at explor
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by braderhart 9y ago
DavMail is a gateway that does exactly this, and can be run locally or as a server: http://davmail.sourceforge.net
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by braderhart 9y ago
Sorry, but Ubuntu and Gnome NetworkManager issues do not equate to issues with Linux. They are very distro and window manager specific.
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by braderhart 9y ago
So you must register a domain through a registrar, thus giving you less privacy?
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by braderhart 9y ago
Absolutely, however you are not picking the best tools IMO. I would look at GitLab, which has stronger project management and issue tracking integration (as well as a free self-hosted version). Another solution is to evaluate Phabricator as
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by braderhart 9y ago
Just about every web-based Java project I've came across carries a certain persona of UX being terrible to navigate, slow to use and all around a negative experience once you try something that just works. Jenkins comes to mind, Jira o
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by braderhart 9y ago
Couldn't agree with you more.
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by braderhart 9y ago
The features you are talking about, like having a search engine, are in just about every product that could exist in this arena. Have you used GitLab and GitHub before for issue and project tracking? What about Phabricator?
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by braderhart 9y ago
That's what happens when you build things in Java.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Especially compared to GitLab and Phabricator, which both offer open source versions that are way better IMO all around.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Thank you! Isn't this what serverless really is about... federated and distributed cloud platforms? Not another buzzword from whatever cloud provider, that essentially means more proprietary systems that benefit their profits and not t
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by braderhart 9y ago
Have you seen LinuxKit and Moby?
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by braderhart 9y ago
Except people post solutions/tools to diagnose & fix the problem in that link, because it is a significantly more open platform.
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by braderhart 9y ago
I wouldn't take it personal because I don't like Apple. Maybe it came across that way, but it really is more about the company and culture as a whole.
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by braderhart 9y ago
I think I am fundamentally misunderstanding the appeal of these devices, which is why I don't own one. I don't want to use iCloud, iTunes, or anything else to lock me into an ecosystem that is expensive and restrictive. I don&#x27
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by braderhart 9y ago
In this example, and like High Sierra root bug, these are primarily software-based issues that have no transparency to the public to evaluate their true origins or resolve on their own; instead it is masked behind a mostly closed-source mul
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by braderhart 9y ago
Sounds like very poor design and more dishonesty from Apple.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Great project based on Alpine: https://postmarketos.org
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by braderhart 9y ago
Aren't you the creator of Sway? I recognize the username. Great work! I have a feeling you'll be the next big WM for Linux Desktop. Nothing compares to i3/Sway with a mechanical keyboard. Even Windows is moving applications t
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by braderhart 9y ago
Really hoping that Alpine will come through with an official Amazon AMI, or with instructions that actually work on how to make your own.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Yep, you can find the guidelines here: https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.pdf
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by braderhart 9y ago
It wasn't my Russian friends tweeting and sharing propaganda, it was my American friends doing it. I'd like to see a study behind memes and those who knowingly trolled this election cycle, treating it more like a sporting event. I
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by braderhart 9y ago
The one thing to consider though is was she told to look at the file, or was she snooping per se.
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by braderhart 9y ago
Nah. I think she was careless on purpose. Imagine if she transferred it using encryption and Russia got ahold of it, and then claimed she gave it to them. I think she wanted people to know so that she could claim that she was doing the righ
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by braderhart 9y ago
Seriously seems like this was a whistleblower with a legitimate concern for the American people. Maybe she was careless on purpose. If you know you are going to get caught, might as well make your trail obvious so that you can claim that yo
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by braderhart 9y ago
I'm suggesting, maybe it wasn't ignorant. I can think of a few examples of where I'd want to be transparent in my actions. Seems like as a whistle-blower you should be as transparent as possible. I think it is time that we se

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