entropy1111

5 ms·

1.
by entropy1111 2y ago
Unusable until moving your mouse to the edges of the screen and clicking makes it hit the scrollbar, or the exit button. Right now it initiates a resize. For maximized windows. Illustrated example from a different compositor https:/&#
2.
by entropy1111 5y ago
So disk size is your concern? Because you can't possibly be worried about the kind of complexity I think you're hinting at. Not when just to boot your desktop you'll have to go "over" firmware, the OSes in your disk
3.
by entropy1111 5y ago
Bloated how? Disk size? API area? The default non-mobile buttons layout? The number of smaller packages that are designed this way because being monolithic made people call it bloated, triggering a major reorganization to what you see now?
4.
by entropy1111 5y ago
> Manjaro - https://github.com/arindas/manjarno - https://manjarno.snorlax.sh/ There are only 3 distros worth using. Fedora KDE Plasma upgrading after stabl-er point releases, Arch and openSUSE Tumb
5.
by entropy1111 5y ago
>Privacy Guard) I was the one who purposely removed it. I know that but it was the main selling point of the ROM for me. Also that I didn't even need a firewall because you could block network access. >SafetyNet I was commenting
6.
by entropy1111 5y ago
There's no point in using LineageOS after they dropped PrivacyGuard instead of expanding it. You start going down this road and suddenly you'll have a phone that doesn't pass SafetyNet anymore. You have to use 3rd-party appli
7.
How Steam Play/Proton Works On Linux [video](youtube.com)
1 points by entropy1111 5y ago|0 comments
8.
by entropy1111 5y ago
Here are a few good videos about the subject and Linux gaming. I don't know anything in article format or I would have linked that instead. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8apCPN56PU https://www.youtube.com
9.
by entropy1111 5y ago
>it's totally possible to run Windows without any of the snooping Researchers found that even Enterprise with special "baselines" installed was still sending data. Is this not the case anymore?
10.
by entropy1111 5y ago
GNOME being slow and not having basic features like thumbnails in the file picker after almost 18 years was often attributed, by their maintainers, to be caused by GTK3 limitations. Even now Glade still needs a lot of "volunteering&quo
11.
by entropy1111 5y ago
They add a unique identifier to EFIVARS. That's why if you install a MS store application without being logged in, completely wipe/replace your disks you can still see the list of previous installed applications in the store.
12.
by entropy1111 6y ago
>what could Microsoft do that would change your perspective on them? I mean it's really complicated. For starters I'd like them to stop forcing people to use their bad products just because they were there first to lock down
13.
by entropy1111 6y ago
My recollection from previous OIN threads was that it came with a lot of caveats. I can't comment any further from lack of knowledge about patents and its subtleties. Would love to see an analysis of what really happened in practice si
14.
by entropy1111 6y ago
>This is really cool. Kudos to Microsoft for really getting open source lately If they get open source so much it means not open sourcing what really matters is intentional. And quite frankly getting rid of patents, their litigiousness a
15.
by entropy1111 6y ago
They were right, you should never run a GUI as root. The wrong part was not providing the alternative before blocking it. That maintainer left KDE IIRC, not sure why but I heard there were a lot of conflicts. Last time I checked this featur
16.
by entropy1111 6y ago
Adopt, adapt, annihilate.
17.
by entropy1111 6y ago
X was really bad for me and Wayland has been very reliable. Good enough for my work. Your posts are very political stuff too. If you want to be strictly technical just skip all the meta/drama and the boogeyman talk. In the post and in
18.
by entropy1111 6y ago
Where can I find a list of protocols and standards, and what compositors have implemented them? I don't want to dig between issues and thousands of repos or docs. I imagine commercial software have even less patience, maybe that's
19.
by entropy1111 7y ago
What are my options to replace Docker Compose? I dont want to introduce a chaotic mess by using kubernetes. Or to dedicate brain power to learn what they changed every week. Their readme really confuses me with podman play, kompose, k8s.