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by vetinari 3y ago
It is definitely overkill. RouterOS can be managed using a GUI, with an app called Winbox. It is windows application, but runs fine under wine, arm macs included. You still need to know the concepts, but in a nice clicky way.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> even your 6e ap will not archive more than a gbit in most real world scenarios au contraire; even for wifi 5 aps like original Turris Omnia (3x3 MIMO, 80 MHz) or Ubiquiti nanoHD (4x4 MIMO, 80 MHz), the gigabit uplink was the bottleneck
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by vetinari 3y ago
You can bridge the ports, if you want. But you would probably want to hide BMC access behind a VPN. This Mikrotik device has a third port, a 1000Base-T one. That should be plenty for BMC.
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by vetinari 3y ago
That's entirely different problem, and US-internal one: privatization of the profits and socializing of the losses.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Does GTK give me KDE's window decorations when running on a KDE desktop or does it look "alien"? No. Just like Win32 or Cocoa doesn't draw foreign chrome, neither does Gtk. Apps are free to draw whatever they want,
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by vetinari 3y ago
The GP doesn't talk about a tiny prosumer router: > limit on their top of line stuff AFAIK, the limits are 64 VLANs for USG/UDM and 255 on US/USW. Not a tiny prosumer routers here.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Only on some routers. It is not supported on USG3 or USG4-PRO, for example.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Firefox extensions don't need to be listed in the web store, but they must be signed by Mozilla, no exceptions. There is. But you must be running firefox on Linux, on specific distribution (i.e. Debian or Fedora), built by that di
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by vetinari 3y ago
Except the HDR/wide color/LUTs/color management, everything. And the last missing thing is WIP.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Isn't RHEL supposed to be the distro that gives you long-term support and stability for things? Why are they committing to remove X before Wayland gets full feature parity with it? Because they provide long term support. With RH
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by vetinari 3y ago
RDP as a protocol does support remoting just apps (RAIL: Remote Application Integrated Locally, or RemoteApps). However, for Wayland compositors, this is a distant future; right now, Mutter supports connecting to existing, already running s
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Basically enough window system glue to create a window for housing a GL or Vulkan context, but nothing more. It called Gtk. To get that on Windows, you link against user32.dll just to be able to call CreateWindowEx (and have no control
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by vetinari 3y ago
On the output side: Mixed-DPI displays. HDR/wide color gamuts/LUTs/color management. Non-rectangle workspaces, or workspaces with no absolute coordinate systems (think headsets). On the input side: touch gestures recognized a
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by vetinari 3y ago
By fixing bugs in X11, you get to make nontrivial decisions; that's the point why nobody wants to touch it.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> If it was a threat vector, it clearly wasn't a very big issue. By the same token, patching the apps to use the new API is not a very big issue either. Or is it? Why? If you have the sources, neither is a problem. If you do not ha
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Most of the issues are Linux auto-installing wrong graphic drivers, What? Since when linux auto-install drivers? You get those with your kernel and mesa (except nvidia). There is no installation. > Then of course what is now a runni
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by vetinari 3y ago
There doesn't need to be any sense of urgency; see all the people complaining that there is no screen casting API? Well, it was implemented three years ago by all three major compositors, and they still didn't manage to notice.
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by vetinari 3y ago
He can't, since the gfx part of Wayland is a thin, event-based abstraction over the modern hardware. It basically manages buffers between the hardware and clients. The comparison to Qt, Gtk or Electron is also very wrong; it is an enti
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Yeah, the basic things just work on MacOS. But try to do fancy audio routing, low latency processing and other things and you're left with spending hundreds of dollars on apps that give you half a hacky solution. This; and that al
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by vetinari 3y ago
> no ads on youtube Really? No ads baked-in into videos by the creators? I.e. those skipped by another add-on, sponsorblock? > and I support creators. Are you sure about that? Why do they need to put their own ads into videos then? By
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Linux supports ACL's, too, but they are not enabled by default. Oh, it is, just nobody bothers (chances are, `getfacl .` in your homedir will succeed). They are also POSIX ACLs, not NT ACLs, so they have slightly different behavio
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by vetinari 3y ago
Have you ever seen IFS (Installable File System) SDK for Windows and the associated documentation? And then compared that, for example to linux vfs? No wonder that so few people tried. They can spend their time on something simpler, like on
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by vetinari 3y ago
Because the userspace, old and baroque it is, is the compatibility layer for the existing apps. Not the kernel. The kernel is a very nice piece of work, but it come from slightly different assumptions, than the reality turned out to need. B
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Hardware support For this, you have to talk to the people you are buying your hardware from. They are getting your money, not linux. They are also supporting that hardware under Windows, not Microsoft. Tell them what your needs are, an
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by vetinari 3y ago
Adobe won't come to Linux until they would lose money by not getting there. They won't lose money, unless there's a competitor, that eats their lunch. Basically something competitive like Davinci Resolve, but for the other pa
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by vetinari 3y ago
Discrete GPUs have ~20% share of the entire GPU market. For the vast majority, this is a non-issue. Additionally, the Nvidia problems under Linux are very well known, so getting a Nvidia GPU for Linux is a self-inflicted problem.
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by vetinari 3y ago
They could not drop core functionality from X11; somewhere, there is a client that expects it and dropping it would break it. That's exactly the reason why everything is an extension is Wayland: so the client is forced to enumerate, wh
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by vetinari 3y ago
Have you tried LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE?
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by vetinari 3y ago
Wayland in itself has no special requirements on the GPU; it needs standard kernel support (KMS, dmabuf). EGL is optional, for both compositors and apps. Mutter and Sway can both happily run in QEMU framebuffer.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Screen sharing has been solved for years. Just some apps didn't bother with updating.

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