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its_magic
8mo ago
Who's the guy with Firefox 147 32-bit x86 who downloaded a patch? Nice to see there's still at least a few 32-bit users left out there. My system cross compiles to i686, and builds as multilib (both 32-bit and 64-bit libraries) fo
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its_magic
8mo ago
Does this actually work in practice? I see you've got some donations, but I'm having trouble with the timeline and pizza currency conversions. Is the "amount donated" meter for this month? Six pizzas already--am I readin
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its_magic
8mo ago
The actual best decision would be to stick with his principles and make LFS be sysvinit-only instead, with zero fucks given about Gnome/KDE if they refuse to play ball. I for one will not be strong armed into systemd or any other tech.
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its_magic
8mo ago
It's just HTTP only (no SSL) and there's nothing there. ... until now! Here's some nice GTK3 patches for you: http://killthe.net/patches/gtk-3.24.43-allow-disabling-atk-b... http://killthe.net
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its_magic
8mo ago
I have been saying for years that Microsoft would eventually deprecate WinNT and switch Windows over to a Linux foundation. Things seem to be slowly but continually moving in that direction.
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its_magic
8mo ago
I got rid of dbus in GTK3 by patching the code so that the "accessibility bridge" (to ATK) can be disabled. GTK4 is beneath contempt and will not be supported. The system uses GTK2 wherever possible, or GTK3 when not. I will eithe
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its_magic
8mo ago
No, not even close. Totally different projects. This one is for experts only, or those who want to become experts. The type of person who has been toying with the idea of building a LFS system but doesn't really want to go through all
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8mo ago
I disagree. I will soon be releasing a distro that is free of systemd, wayland, dbus, and other troublesome software. It is built starting from LFS in 2019, and now consists of over 1,500 packages, cross compiling to x86-32/64, powerpc