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by spookie 1y ago
Never had issues with other ARM chips other than the Apple co-designed ones. Oh, and if you have problems running Linux on Macs... That isn't Linux's fault.
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by spookie 1y ago
Honestly less time consuming to just install some GNU/Linux distro.
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by spookie 1y ago
Lovely.
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by spookie 1y ago
This is just another way to do marketing
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by spookie 1y ago
If anyone wants to test ready to install android apks: https://k2-fsa.github.io/sherpa/onnx/tts/apk.html
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by spookie 1y ago
Same. Even the issue presented here seems to not be taken seriously. Paraphrasing, but things like: "Ah well, some blobs are ok, it is just for convenience" just smells like trouble. The project is free and all, but damn. Has nobo
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by spookie 1y ago
Why would it be unfeasible to just share the code parts that are GPL?
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by spookie 1y ago
It was behind a feature flag and then removed? I guess that's where the skepticism comes from
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by spookie 1y ago
The bill has been stalled since 2022. Yes, there is gonna be a new discussion for it on October 15, but I've already seen section of governments being against their own government position on the bill (Swedish Military for example).
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by spookie 1y ago
About 3a: Never touch MDPI, the amount of fake data I've seen is ridiculous
191.
by spookie 1y ago
Could you put pdfjs has a git submodule or something like that? :) Just to make it more local
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by spookie 1y ago
Krita is pretty good. I find the UX reasonable and G'MIC¹ is a joy to use in there. ¹ https://gmic.eu/
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by spookie 1y ago
AR has a lot of limitations, that's what they were trying to sidestep. To be able to take a frame of the environment, composite the virtual frame and the real one in unison with various blending ops at your disposal. And finally, prese
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by spookie 1y ago
Eh, high dpi has always been a mess given the hacks adobe and windows assumed in the past.
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by spookie 1y ago
Oh so now we target people for buying inexpensive things? "Oh no! This guy doesn't have a $500 watch".
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by spookie 1y ago
> impossible to formally prove If you assume the entire lang, yes. If you use a large subset, no. Furthermore, compiler interpretation might actually be sane! There are more compilers out there than GCC, Clang or MSVC. I suspect many ass
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by spookie 1y ago
Binaries in the Linux world are usually retrieved the "Official Way". You use a distro. Therefore you trust "them" and how they operate their package manager. This is the "Unofficial Way".
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by spookie 1y ago
It uses semantic versioning. Maybe that's where our different assessments lie. For example, 15.6 was still stuck on GCC 7. Guess when 15.0 was released. Also, stuck on Python 3.6, which was released around the same time.
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by spookie 1y ago
Well, ada is practical
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by spookie 1y ago
Well openSUSE Leap 16.0 will be launched in October 1st, it will be supported for some time. At least 7 years.
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by spookie 1y ago
Fair, but give it a try in the meantime. Start by using the minimal one. It has its upsides and downsides. I really just wish I wouldn't rely so heavily on extensions in GNOME, really. That and being able to add things in nautilus cont
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by spookie 1y ago
You can also use opensuse slowroll. Like Tumbleweed but only monthly updates.
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by spookie 1y ago
Yeah, pretty incredible distro. Some rough edges here and there but man, even maintenance is a dream. It's just plain simpler to diagnose, and actually control what the system does. Instead of having to go down abstraction hell land. D
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by spookie 1y ago
Have you looked at Devuan? Genuinely a good experience.
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by spookie 1y ago
There are reasonable ones out there. Just use a well maintained one that aligns with you.
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by spookie 1y ago
May I suggest Linux Biolinum in the "if I could use" category. Very elegant and readable.
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by spookie 1y ago
Before it did.
208.
by spookie 1y ago
Could make it with 2 common words for 11. But a second attempt used archaic ones. It's a bit limited though
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by spookie 1y ago
Great move EU. Surely, ignoring such a big market would lead to 0 consequences, right?
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by spookie 1y ago
Yup, it's just a compuper.

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