johnny22

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by johnny22 2y ago
there is no standard. it's just a tool that ships with systemd that some folks use and some don't.
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by johnny22 2y ago
resolved is neither started by default on systemd nor required in any way. Your distro chose that.
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by johnny22 2y ago
that is a choice by ubuntu. it is not mandated by systemd itself.
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by johnny22 2y ago
might wanna add some context as to how that's relevant to the current time frame and situation
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by johnny22 2y ago
isn't that at least partially due to the kde agreement? https://kde.org/community/whatiskde/kdefreeqtfoundation/ >> The core libraries of Qt (Essentials) and all existing LGPL-licensed Qt add-ons m
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by johnny22 2y ago
a small focused group of tryers is probably a big help
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by johnny22 2y ago
why /s ? Isn't that an approach some people are actually trying to take?
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by johnny22 2y ago
They are suggesting the shortage exists because nobody is getting paid well enough to continue onwards or join in. These folks are also necessary to raise the next generation of animators.
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by johnny22 2y ago
gnome and cosmic are both using accesskit for some of the parts that aren't completed yet.
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by johnny22 2y ago
Mir is perhaps the closest thing to that ideal that I'm aware of. Maybe arcan, but I don't know anything about the architecture
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by johnny22 2y ago
The linux kernel relies upon one, so I can't imagine it wouldn't be.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> There is the ruthless profit maximization and the constant steering of listeners toward the same music. What is your reference time frame here? That's exactly how it was in the 90s and before. Feels like there was a tiny bright sp
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by johnny22 2y ago
yes, I would prefer to use a centralized registry indeed. However, that's not actually what i'm talking about here. Even just decoupling the import from the package is enough. You can already do this by by pointing a package in pa
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by johnny22 2y ago
but perhaps nearly every day when in season.
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by johnny22 2y ago
Not vanillaos, but bluefin/silverblue. You can manage many user level programs via toolbox or distrobox in a similiar way as a regular distro, but the packages are installed in your $HOME. You can still use regular containers as well
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by johnny22 2y ago
the url imports is one the things I don't want.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I don't like how it is "because we trusted screens" A physical map that was marked the same way and touted as being up to date would have caused the exact same problem. At some point things are not going to work and you'
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by johnny22 2y ago
ublock origin is what you want to be using. ublock was the original project and the maintainer gave up maintenance to someone else. It didn't work out, so he came back and forked it as ublock origin. If you are having problems with ub
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by johnny22 2y ago
I think the criticial systems here are often the ones that need to be connected to some network. Somebody up there mentioned how the MRI worked fine, but they still needed to get the results to the people who needed it. So the problem the
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by johnny22 2y ago
They are probably talking about running the game in a wayland session via xwayland, since wine's wayland driver is not part of proton yet.
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by johnny22 2y ago
If you review PRs as whole, you don't need to use the web interface. I think it only gets harder when you want to do inline comments. At least that's what the docs for github cli suggest. https://cli.github.com/man
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by johnny22 2y ago
i don't seem to remember you being able to run these without a net connection. It not being open makes it a no go.
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by johnny22 2y ago
the thing is, it doesn't suck for a lot of people. I definitely have some minor issues with it, but it encodes the workflow i was already using in GNOME 2 as the expected workflow.
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by johnny22 2y ago
actually read the very beginning where it's clear why he's using this google doc thingy which the bad text...
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by johnny22 2y ago
I'm almost never looking for a mailing list. I've been on the internet for 20 years and they never fill the same niche as IRC. Same for discord. mailing lists can't do what it does.
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by johnny22 2y ago
the author is talking about how things got perhaps overcorrected, not that something shouldn't be done about problems you're talking about.
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by johnny22 2y ago
You don't to wonder, you can just look it up and find out that they did, right when they started this whole concept.
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by johnny22 2y ago
You're thinking people don't want a startrek communicator (if it worked)? Do you have any evidence of that?
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by johnny22 2y ago
> Lack of dependency injection/inversion of control. I find it interesting the author lists this as an advantage. With Rails, I was always a little anxious not knowing where things were defined or being implemented. This is why i sw
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by johnny22 2y ago
for the basics you can just use vite and nothing will change except what's underneath. it's only when you get fancy that you need to write your own plugins that would really be affected by this churn.

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