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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   Thanks. That’s good! Evolution added some nifty features lately (Markdown integration). And allows to use Client-Side-Decoration annd classic menus - usability wise awesome. Thunderbird got this year a complete redesign. The other part are
2. 62.▲
   by ho_schi 1y ago

   It is Electron. Sadly this is usual for Electron applications, the company saves developers and you pay with hardware. Software scales well, so investing in development would be much more efficient. It is not strictly necessary to waste so
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   From the post right below: > I do have two questions. The app on my macOS system is using 700MB RAM; is that for Electron? Shall we discuss any of the other claims? Your security solution are constant updates? Invests in efficiency scal
4. 64.▲
   by ho_schi 1y ago

   The should provide an API for that instead of implementing anything with Electron.
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   They just should help K-Mail, Evolution and Thunderbird. And provide a stable API, for “special” features. Minimal input, maximal output for all. The Electron thing is a waste of resources for a bad application.
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   Electron is Flash for the Desktop. https://josephg.com/blog/electron-is-flash-for-the-desktop/ * Non-native UI toolkit * Massive waste of resources (CPU, RAM, Battery, Disk). Consumption of 500 MB RAM fo
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   Long time WINE user. It did break so often. I did run Counter-Strike and other software, and usually an update ruined it. Because? It is not supported. The programmers don’t care about WINE and Linux. The setup is usually a pain and needs
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   Pushing the market :) Valve releases Half-Live 3 exclusive as Linux port only. Announces that Windows port will follow at some time undefined time. That pushes the market. A lot of angry people will become more angry and write posts on th
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   by ho_schi 1y ago

   Let me guess. When it gets tricky it fails. USB? Own IP? 3D? Bluetooth? My recommendation for happiness with Linux is: Always use native apps. Don’t use WINE. Don’t try to be compatible to inherent hostile things. Don’t use VMs. And especia
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    The CDU/CSU is doing something good. That didn't happened for a long time? I appreciate it. Ausgerechnet Spahn. Manchmal glaubt man seinen Augen und Ohren nicht. Wir müssen Wachsam bleiben. Mit dem Argument das es böse Menschen gi
11. 71.▲
    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Epiphany (WebKitGtk) on Linux, native Gtk-UI :) I'm posting right now with it here.
12. 72.▲
    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Conclusion: Buy AMD. Excellent Linux support with in-tree drivers. For 15 years! A bug is something which will be fixed. Nvidias GPUs are theoretically fast on initial benchmarks. But that’s mostly optimization by others for Nvidia? That’s
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    The Garmin Edge run very well without a smartphone or even a computer. Bluetooth File-Sharing from/to Edge is built-in. And they can sync themselves via WiFi. I favor them over Wahoo because they work standalone :) And with Linux you
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Thanks :)
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Thank you.
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Thank you. That's right and where usually issues arise and tools challenged. If the hello worlds case starts that complicated already I'm going to being careful. I'm eager to gather info but the weak spots of headers (and m
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Looking at the examples from using Clang (I use GCC btw.): clang++ -std=c++20 Hello.cppm --precompile -o Hello.pcm clang++ -std=c++20 use.cpp -fmodule-file=Hello=Hello.pcm Hello.pcm -o Hello.out ./Hello.out Why is somethi
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I hope the Edge series will also benefit from that code unification. I'm missing from Garmin usage of Inertial Navigation System (INS [1]). The sensors are in the devices, accelerometers and gyroscopes. We've using them in airline
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Nice. Should it provide to backup/install local plugins? I mean, probably I can move the directory with it into the correct destination.
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    That's it. It is a device secure for Google to: * Enforce Hardware-DRM * Enforce PlayServices * Enforce apps which don't circumvent their business model e.g. YouTube-Downloaders ("Watch my ad again...") * Payment fees fr
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    My X220 from 2012 also runs fine. I use now use a X13 because AMD Zen3+ is faster and provides much more battery runtime. The magnesium chassis and the crisp keyboard are awesome. This stuff last long: * Build quality, regarding chass
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I shall edit more in the Wiki and post less here. The Wiki is the stronghold of Arch. As are the the packages. A lot of stuff makes good things good is a lot manual labor by all involved people. PS: Removing stuff or not accepting changes i
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I use happily GNU Screen. Keep it?
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I keep using GNU Screen * Scrolling on TTY (Linux itself doesn’t support this for some years) * Window-Tabs on TTY, Wayland, SSH * Sessions * Copy/Paste I’m not using ZelliJ or Tmux because I don’t need more feat
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Thank you for answer :) This helped me! Especially because you started with typedef from C. Therefore I could relate. Others just downvote and don't explain.
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I'm not familiar with Go. Please correct me, but this reads like object oriented programming i.e. OOP for every kind of data? Coming from C++, this kind of types with classes make sense. But also are a maintenance task with further i
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    First: Valid point about the image size. A possible sign for bloat? Bloat is danger. Second: C, C++ or Rust are our tools. Everyone prefers another for technical and personal reasons. A religious believe in salvation by the next programming
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    I wonder what drives people using Microsoft and then using more from this company. We didn’t knew it better, back then. We knew it better, now. But migrating is work. So we prefer to suffer! And harm others! This Linux and BSD people a
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    Same here. Nowadays we've switched from Exchange and use IMAP. I stay with Evolution because the client and integration is good. I like some design decisions in the UI. Evolution allows to use client-side decorations and a traditional
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    by ho_schi 1y ago

    It was postponed. The release page is wrong :) Probably Thunderbird tries it again with 141.