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by ho_schi 3y ago
1. Doesn’t apply to Linux. 2. Probably also doesn’t apply to Windows[1][2]. Please correct me if I missed something. [1] https://community.amd.com/t5/gaming/product-and-os-support-u... [2] https:&#x
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Why five years? Modules (precisely speaking about Linux) shall be open-source upon sale! Nothing new for AMD and Intel. But we have likely a new field below, firmware. Nvidia (and both from above) push a lot of stuff there now. Firmware
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by ho_schi 3y ago
This exactly the opposite of my recommendation. I want users are able to execute upgrades and don’t have to care about “details” like the bad/missing support of Wayland in the past by Nvidia, modified APIs or restrictions imposed by
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by ho_schi 3y ago
I install everywhere Fedora for the same reasons. As long an the users aren’t Windows-Users and believe they know computers they will be happy with a plain Linux. They update itself, they upgrade it self and they’re happy not forced into
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Thanks.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Yep. And tooling to secure C improved a lot in recent years. The Address-Sanitizer is a big improvement. I’m looking forward that C++ improves as language itself because it was already improved (smart-pointers, RAII, a lot of edge cases r
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by ho_schi 3y ago
May I ask why the compilation and linking is taking 20 minutes? Is it the include of LLDB.h ?
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by ho_schi 3y ago
An operating-system without a package-manager is not maintable. It hard to install, update or remove software. The validation of the system isn’t possible. Aside from the missing security. On Windows changing a setting has become a horrible
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by ho_schi 3y ago
I want tweak stuff to make it fit better for me. I don’t want tweak stuff to get it initial usable. Likewise the rationale why people buy the Steamdeck. Other than Windows it just works. And it is tweakable.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
„Today“…MBA-Thinking. I don’t want a huge problem tomorrow.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/1154 You can install it upon Arch from AUR. Putting that aside: Windows users always find a reason not to switch to Linux because some missing feat
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by ho_schi 3y ago
I see some valid points. 1. A restaurant should provide a menu printed on paper or a panel. Sometimes pictures are used. 2. Verbal communication serves that purpose also well. And friendly manner. 3. Some cameras don’t disp
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Officially reasoning is consolidation to less streaming services. Earnings were not stated. The commentators said they are sorry and it was an executive decision. They still stream all races on Discovery+ for Europe. Except for America, Ca
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Oh no. Warner Brothers killed only four days ago the Global Cycling Network (GCN+). A novel streaming service providing global coverage of cycling, self made documentations and news. The paying consumers loved it. Because it was only what t
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Epiphany is nice. Especially because it features a native toolkit with Gtk4. What few developers do is incredible :) Main issues: * Since introduction of sandboxing the memory-usage is far too high. It was pretty low before. *
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by ho_schi 3y ago
The C Programming Language Does someone now a source of the 2nd Edition “ANSI C” with a good print quality? The ones sold by Amazon seem to be scans and no based on digital typesetting - which is mentioned in the first pages.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
https://youtu.be/qNtDdmq-b5M?si=hoMslBXthGoj9YZU 09:50 It is not Lufthansa specific and applies also for many other airlines. Quote German pilot working for Condor. Sadly there are no closed-captions in English a
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by ho_schi 3y ago
As the airport which assigned a landing slot. The airlines must apply for the slots and pay for them.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
This is not a special Lufthansa thing. The majority of airlines from Europe limit visual approaches to daylight. It does not apply to their home base, which is Frankfurt and Munich. The pilots are familiar with these airports, traffic pa
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Yep. It settles down as soon as you have more Flatpaks installed. But yes. Flatpaks require more memory and disk space and fixes in private libraries are not fixed by a friendly package maintainer for all packages. I use native packages fr
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Popup asking? Sounds exactly like what Flatpak/Portals are doing. Batteries included? That is the reason why X11 is/was shipped alongside Wayland for some time. It will be dropped and XWayland remains for compatibility reasons
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by ho_schi 3y ago
You’re welcome. Everyone makes mistakes.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
It is not being elderly. It is experience. We’ve seen more stuff becoming older. And we see similarities. That being said. Wayland is good and it shall have replaced X11 years ago! It is made by the same people which maintain X11. Same appl
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Cars from thirty years ago still work. What makes them future proof is maintenance and engineering. Not touch screens. We will always need to tune the temperature, switch turning indicators, turn on warning lights or change the volume. Touc
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Endlich. Four years after Mazda. But the video still shows big touchscreens, useless themes and distractions of the driver. Why they mount office monitors on the cockpit instead of building them into the cockpit? I count 9 buttons. No dist
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by ho_schi 3y ago
This is wrong. For legacy code there is Xwayland and the blog post actually describes it. I'm using Wayland on Archlinux and despite I run currently no legacy software Xwayland is active: $ xlsclients gsd-xsettings mut
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Hm? I don’t recognize/see a drag indicator. There is a tiny elongated black oval at bottom (like always).
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by ho_schi 3y ago
Oh. I’ve always used the URL/search bar. Only your post made me aware that there is also a “Search” hidden in the share-menu.
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by ho_schi 3y ago
The Share Menu is the worst. How a human being should figure that out? If offers: * Contacts * Applications * Vertically * Horizontally * Other items below. * But only after you’ve figured out, that it needs pull
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by ho_schi 3y ago
It is a general issue of Bluetooth. And the solution are improved codecs for HFP. Seems like people are skeptical if BLE Audio and L3C can make a big change. Let us see. Ah hear. Pipewire seems to support it already on Linux.

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