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by foresto 2y ago
Nor Linux. The only Java desktop app I've ever used (on any platform) without frustration was Slay the Spire, and it only passes because it's a game and doesn't require desktop integration of any kind.
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by foresto 2y ago
I can't speak for VancouverMan, but my experience has been similar. A few examples of the problems I have with systemd: System shutdown/reboot is now unreliable. Sometimes it will be just as quick as it was before systemd arrived,
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by foresto 3y ago
Have you tried a DLP projector with a high-speed color wheel? When I still owned one, the sample-and-hold slide show effect was far less pronounced than it is on any LCD display I've used (assuming the same frame rate).
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by foresto 3y ago
> A fresh boot of plasma eats up around 666MB of RAM. Not much more than the so called lightweight distros, I used Xfce for well over a decade; maybe closer to two. It has long been one of the so-called lightweight environments, and it d
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by foresto 3y ago
I think this is known as a tankless water heater in the US. (Tankless because you said it's on the wall.)
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by foresto 3y ago
I find that Qt apps also feel native on a wider variety of linux desktops than Gtk apps do. For example, Gtk (since v3 I think) encourages apps to override the window manager, stuffing widgets into the title bar and breaking actions like wi
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by foresto 3y ago
I was using the term in the general sense: capable of being understood. Not the narrow sense that refers specifically to vision.
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by foresto 3y ago
I strongly dislike this practice, because it impedes understanding. "a11y" is especially bad, since it runs counter to the very thing it is supposed to represent. I hope the fad passes quickly.
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by foresto 3y ago
I wonder what workload needs more than eight dual-threaded cores, but has trouble if the additional cores have more cache or the RAM isn't factory-overclocked, and doesn't care about data integrity.
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by foresto 3y ago
Have you considered a 7950X3D? The larger CPU cache might make up for the RAM speed difference.
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by foresto 3y ago
All the Ryzen 7000 series desktop processors support ECC, I think. Check each model's specs to be sure. Asus motherboards for those CPUs also support it, as stated in the BIOS manuals I looked over. It requires changing the BIOS ECC se
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by foresto 3y ago
> Okay, I see, You don't, but I'm done with your rudeness. Goodbye.
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by foresto 3y ago
> Don't imagine. Get in the lab, see how people are using it and how you are actually using it. My point was simply that the actions described by the person to whom I replied fail to satisfy some common use cases, and do not refute
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by foresto 3y ago
You might want to wait a little while, or look at 5 instead, because Plasma 6 was only just released and is still shaking out early bugs. > Every time I look at the release notes for Gnome, I continually find myself either not excited or
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by foresto 3y ago
> Super, type 2 or 3 letters of the program I want, enter. Works really well for me. I don't use GNOME and can't speak for softirq, but what you're describing sounds to me like a command line interface. I can imagine two p
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by foresto 3y ago
JSR must be firmly embedded into my memory, because all I see is a 6502 assembly instruction. :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502#Instructio...
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by foresto 3y ago
You might find these interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zswap https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zram
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by foresto 3y ago
The reference implementation (CPython) does use reference counting, but that is not its only approach to garbage collection. "The default build implementation is a generational collector. The free-threaded build is non-generational; ea
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by foresto 3y ago
Google Play works if present, as do apps installed from it. Some people prefer to exclude it for privacy reasons. I don't know if the official Lineage builds include it, as I am one such person, but it's available here: https:&#x
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by foresto 3y ago
> D's tooling and ergonomics are awful. Can you elaborate?
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by foresto 3y ago
Why?
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by foresto 3y ago
Thanks for calling my attention to that. I'll have to keep an eye on it.
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by foresto 3y ago
If you're put off by key leaders talking down to people, I think you'll want to spend some time in Nim's forum and issue tracker before considering it as an alternative. (YMMV, of course, but I was put off by what I found.)
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by foresto 3y ago
> A special thanks to all who support my work with a small donation on GitHup. I was hoping the GitHup link was a play on words that would lead to an interesting unix-related project. Alas, it's just a typo. Maybe next time. :)
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by foresto 3y ago
I don't know if it's still maintained, but I used to build this one from source: https://legacyxperia.github.io/ If you're curious about the possibilities, it might be worth searching xdaforums for "mang
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by foresto 3y ago
And decent battery life, and a user-swappable battery, and good reception, and an SD card slot, and a decent camera, and a headphone jack, and a good UI, and a reasonable price, and sized to fit in just about any pocket. I miss that phone.
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by foresto 3y ago
> prompts for player name. smh... Also triggers Firefox canvas fingerprinting protection, but doesn't seem to need it to function. What's it doing there?
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by foresto 3y ago
Anyone else find that pressing a key while another key is pressed causes the game to forget that the first key is still being pressed? I don't remember this being a problem in the original. Browser limitation, or bug?
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by foresto 3y ago
It's more complicated than that. https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works#concernin...
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