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jhasse
6y ago
Sounds like a hardware defect to me. I've had the 380 and never had a BSOD even once.
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6y ago
money
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6y ago
Has official LineageOS support so it runs Android 10: https://download.lineageos.org/h850 Or do you want to avoid a 4 year old Android phone because of performance?
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6y ago
LG G5 has all those things (4 GB RAM, USB-C, headphone jack, user-replaceable battery).
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6y ago
MTproto is also open source.
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6y ago
Because the Play Store is less restrictive.
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6y ago
You're free to jailbreak your iPhone.
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6y ago
iTunes and Apple TV+?
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6y ago
Do you still test on Windows 95?
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jhasse
6y ago
They are doing it wrong then.
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6y ago
Can you share the direct link?
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6y ago
Both Windows and macOS only provide one API to create a window and could switch to CSD-only tomorrow without anyone noticing. In a way they already have since they work differently anyway (no server/client architecture). So they are a
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6y ago
Why not simply use Flatpak instead?
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6y ago
~/snap would still exist then
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6y ago
When there's a miss, send the domain to the server so that it can fill the cache. You probably won't even have to do that as DDG could have already filled the cache with their search results.
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6y ago
> I hope that the true linux on phones (pine?) will emerge and stop this exploitation of user rights. Then your banking app won't be available at all.
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6y ago
If you're only 5% of the market, you can't afford to try vendor lock-in tactics. But that's exactly what Apple is doing with Metal.
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6y ago
libc is part of the Freedesktop runtime, so the GIMP Flatpak doesn't need to update.
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6y ago
The Dell XPS 13 and soon some Thinkpads [1] even come pre-installed with Linux. [1] https://fedoramagazine.org/coming-soon-fedora-on-lenovo-lapt...
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6y ago
They have.
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6y ago
> [...] it's hard to imagine a more hostile language. C++?
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6y ago
https://joinpeertube.org/
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6y ago
They don't have to. The universal API is called ANGLE and it will work everywhere soon.
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6y ago
If you compiled it yourself, yes. The Qt source code is available under the LGPL (among other options), the binaries provided on the Qt website are not.
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6y ago
wxWidgets. Also - while a lot more low-level - Skia. Sublime Text/Merge and Aseprite are using it.
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6y ago
= you can afford to buy a Mac
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6y ago
That's why he said: if you're big enough where this really is an issue, then you can just afford a stand alone Mac who's job is to compile and test your app.
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6y ago
Stop using KDE.
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6y ago
Check out clangd or ccls for VSCode. They have refactoring that actually works (probably still rather basic when compared to Jetbrains IDEs).
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6y ago
It can do A LOT more than editing text.
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