mmstick76

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by mmstick76 3y ago
Windows are floating by default. Implementing floating window management is the first step towards tiling.
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by mmstick76 3y ago
It looks sluggish because it's a GIF. cosmic-comp is written from scratch in Rust.
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by mmstick76 3y ago
We do not use JavaScript. It is Rust from top to bottom. The native applets are written with iced/libcosmic, and the same is true of the shell components in the compositor.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
And now System76 has proven that there is money to made in the Linux desktop if you sell Linux desktops.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Larger organizations with a lot of salaries to pay are also typically risk averse and therefore much less willing to make huge bets on adventurous experiments into the unknown. I can also confidently say that most people using Pop aren&#x27
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Let's be realistic. There's only two GUI frameworks on the Linux desktop right now. GTK4 and KF5/Qt. The GUI libraries in the Rust space have been evolving over the last couple years. Soon you're going to start seeing ap
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by mmstick76 4y ago
There's potential for that but I wouldn't expect it until after 1.0
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by mmstick76 4y ago
The key is that the QA team validates all kernel updates and other changes on all System76 systems, and provides professional support that you can reach out to that are experienced with providing support for Pop.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Subscriptions are awesome and completely matches up with the way we developed all of our applications and services.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
The maintainer is on vacation and we just started fully committing to it. Check it again in a couple weeks to see how we're doing!
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Yeah COSMIC will resolve this kind of issue once and for all. The current setup is very dependent on a person not tampering with expected features and packages.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Every high quality Linux desktop needs a high quality desktop experience. Clevo isn't as bad as people make it out to be. People conveniently forget that Dell, Lenovo, and even Apple have their systems manufactured in the same region w
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by mmstick76 4y ago
The COSMIC desktop isn't ready for anything either so they're a perfect match made for each other. There's no better time to invest in a new GUI library than doing so as you're already building a new desktop from scratch
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Color palette adjustments alone would bring it pretty close. We can automatically generate them on the fly.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
Rest assured that anyone with experience with a GTK3/4 application is going to have an easy time with the COSMIC designs. A lot of aspects will be similar. Maybe even a bit more standardized in some ways.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
We will have our own file dialogs as we complete the Iced GUI library.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
At the top of the article you'll see that it's outdated. System76 has firmware hosted on LVFS and has a good relationship with him today. The lapse in communication was simply because Pop!_OS was consuming all engineering time, an
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by mmstick76 4y ago
In regards to System76, he spreads a lot of FUD. Purely because we had some technical disagreements about themes over an anti theme petition and his pet project libadwaita. He's been an ass towards us ever since. Even going so far as c
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by mmstick76 4y ago
You can add memory modules for 32 or 64 GB
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by mmstick76 4y ago
The max is 64GB
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by mmstick76 4y ago
You can upgrade it to 64 GB
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by mmstick76 4y ago
It is upgradeable to 64 GB.
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by mmstick76 4y ago
It is upgradeable to 64 GB.
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by mmstick76 5y ago
if you're writing an application, it's generally ideal to have everything declared consistently in the same language. I'd personally rather not have to edit XML files by hand, and try to shoehorn XML-declared widgets into a R
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by mmstick76 5y ago
"Significant in number" is a funny way of writing statistically insignificant.
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by mmstick76 5y ago
Since when have we told anyone that they don't need nvidia docker packages installed? You can validate that the Debian packaging has always shown nvidia-container-runtime/nvidia-docker as a recommends for CUDA support.
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by mmstick76 5y ago
I have no idea why you're trying to argue with me over absolutely nothing. You could have saved so much time by asking questions instead of accusing me of things I haven't done, and spreading misinformation about it. CUDA support
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by mmstick76 5y ago
This is a new repository that replaces a pre-existing nvidia-container-runtime repository that we've been using since 20.04 that does the same thing. It still remains that tensorman would not function without NVIDIA docker container su
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by mmstick76 5y ago
It had to be hijacked because HJKL are often used for keyboard navigation for people who prefer right-handed home-row navigation. Super+Esc is the shortcut you're looking for.
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by mmstick76 5y ago
Actually, a lot of the early Linux desktop was hampered by this exact problem. I remember in the late 2000s experiencing segfaults constantly in a lot of applications, Mesa/X11, the kernel, and even the desktop environment itself. You

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