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by lousken 1y ago
Word is awful too, it messes up formatting, especially when pasting images. Good luck writing anything longer than couple pages. Hasn't been solved in 20 years. Have stopped using word 2 years ago but I am gonna assume it's still
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by lousken 1y ago
It's honestly surprising that it took this long even on KDE. I was switching themes automatically for years with a preference setting in f.lux. Every app on system preference, dark reader as well.
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by lousken 1y ago
once it's ready they'll push it, that's how it should be
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by lousken 1y ago
For scripting, no doubt about that! But if you want to use some custom tool you can use sshfs to mount whatever is on the other side onto your system and work from there. That has its own set of limitations but it makes some stuff much easi
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by lousken 1y ago
KDE is the best non-tiling desktop environment. Thanks KDE and keep it up!
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by lousken 1y ago
where does open-xchange store its source code? github repos seem to be outdated
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by lousken 1y ago
color accurate work? HDR? variable refresh? also it's still windows garbage underneath
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by lousken 1y ago
MINISFORUM N5 series look like it totally destroys whatever synology has on the market. Also if you don't like their software, you can install whatever you want on it. Why bother with synology?
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by lousken 1y ago
will they finally enable SSO with Entra for everyone after that?
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by lousken 1y ago
Their phones are already better for the most part, why would they care? It's not like they can steal the SoC itself
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by lousken 1y ago
it's not LTS release so it's mostly fine, but they still should postpone the release until such bugs are fixed
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by lousken 1y ago
what if i were to buy a linux phone? it's not even about desktop support, it's about supporting iOS or android and nothing else which is really bad
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by lousken 1y ago
framework will now also have to make fridges
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by lousken 1y ago
after upgrading dozens of servers I'd say the biggest pain is if someone installs dpkg package manually and not from a repo also some very old repos went away over time, so your best bet is to always use the official debian repo, maybe
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by lousken 1y ago
just like windows 11 gui, security on windows is like putting lipstick on a pig
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by lousken 1y ago
yea, i am wondering about that too
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by lousken 1y ago
I meant for a dev kit it's fine, but it's not viable for anything beyond that. Shouldn't cost 100x of RPi if you gonna use as a part of a robot.
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by lousken 1y ago
cost needs to be reduced by 90% to be viable
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by lousken 1y ago
aren't you happy? at least you see catgirl
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by lousken 1y ago
Sure very smaller businesses are just cheap, but the rest want to get the most value out of that money spent. Finding and switching to alternatives with better price/performance is pretty normal I'd say.
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by lousken 1y ago
ok, so? this is the exact BS why companies are so up the microsofts ass even though their products are mediocre, you don't have to deal with this stuff if you want to be competitive, get your sh*t together - this is the reason why nobo
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by lousken 1y ago
mentioned those 10% sufficiently talented ;) not sure about US, but here in center of europe we still have sysadmins and not many devoops people
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by lousken 1y ago
> Part of the problem is that every identity provider is different. So you'd have to provide docs for every single one of them and their particularities. no, you just provide the most used ones, once you have like top 5, that helps
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by lousken 1y ago
Sorry but that just means the feature is difficult to use on either side, so that would be at least 50% of your problem anyway. Provide good docs? How about that? Every time someone has a problem create docs for it and after some time those
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by lousken 1y ago
how is the linux experience on the mac these days?
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by lousken 1y ago
what would need to happen for companies to implement things server side properly and do checking there?
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by lousken 1y ago
After all those years I still don't understand this argument. Have you looked at windows since vista? Don't they have designers? What difference does it make?
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by lousken 1y ago
What if you have conditional access policy requiring phishing resistant auth to be able to login?
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by lousken 1y ago
Downloading 200MB Windows 98 update was the adrenaline back then.
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by lousken 1y ago
Yes, but still. I am trying to point out that it's better to have a routine than this kind of imbalance. If you gonna do 100 hours one week, it's likely you'll do 0 week after.

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