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by jhasse 5y ago
How do you measure "best"?
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by jhasse 5y ago
They can do that already. The Play Store has root.
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by jhasse 5y ago
> Duplicate code, could be refactored out to a shared library, that could then be incorporated in both udev, and systemd. That's basically what has been done. The library was named libsystemd. You seem to have a problem with the nam
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by jhasse 5y ago
Sure, just don't pay those.
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by jhasse 5y ago
You're being rather unfriendly yourself.
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by jhasse 5y ago
> I am not going to make an international payment to some random company that I have no idea about. Why not? You do have an idea about them: TeamViewer asked you to pay them. > I suspect they want me to do this because closing interna
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by jhasse 5y ago
Because they are incompetent.
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by jhasse 5y ago
Why not cancel the new invoice and pay the old one as they said?
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by jhasse 5y ago
There is something special about Linux distributions: The Linux kernel. In lots of areas it is indeed better than NT and it's stuff that matters to userspace, too (file system performance is one example, process spawning performance an
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by jhasse 5y ago
> The issue is that Electron and SDL will fix this 10 years later, old apps will still not work. Old apps should dynamically link SDL / Gtk+ / Qt so they should work. For other old apps there's Xwayland which still provide
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by jhasse 5y ago
Electron uses Gtk and Games should use SDL2. They will support CSD, which is work, but it will happen. You could also say that SSD would mean that Mutter needs to do extra work just to satisfy an application designer ego. Btw: I'm a GN
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by jhasse 5y ago
No? You can't fork Windows.
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by jhasse 6y ago
I mean that application developers can enable it in their manifest and don't have to do UTF-16 <-> UTF-8 conversions anymore.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Windows finally added support for UTF-8 2 years ago: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/design/globaliz...
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by jhasse 6y ago
Still the hardware buttons to take a screenshot could continue to work.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Why? If you look at the list of supported devices there are lots of older models. I'm currently using the latest LineageOS on a Galaxy S4 (8 years old) and it works perfectly. If you want commercial support have a look at https:/
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by jhasse 6y ago
Yes.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Name one SafetyNet app that works on the Pinephone or the Librem 5.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Microsoft will fork Chromium in that case.
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by jhasse 6y ago
wait, there are countries where the state does NOT hand out money for raising children?
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by jhasse 6y ago
too much wasted space. Also some sites shrink down the video if you shrink down the window (i.e. no theater mode).
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by jhasse 6y ago
I would donate to specific bugs.
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by jhasse 6y ago
If only the Mozilla foundation would spend their money on Firefox only ...
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by jhasse 6y ago
Okay then replace "rewrite VSCode" with "turn Vim/Emacs into the same IDE experience as VSCode/IntelliJ".
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by jhasse 6y ago
Yes. It's way cheaper. You can get a new CPU for $200, but you can't rewrite VSCode in the time that money would provide.
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by jhasse 6y ago
> There's a difference between the functionality existing and having to implement it yourself. Well, the functionality (use X and libXaw3D) exists, he doesn't have to implement it himself.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Emacs is open source. You will always be able to do that. No one forces you to `git pull`.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Check out https://gitlab.kitware.com/users/sign_in or https://gitlab.xiph.org/users/sign_in You can sign up with your GitHub account.
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by jhasse 6y ago
Lenovo has matte touchscreens. Thinkpad Yoga for example.
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by jhasse 6y ago
yeah, so? Android's user-space is still mostly open-source. What's open-source of iOS is basically useless for developing an alternative OS for iPhones.

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