are my 2 Wayland blockers.
Reset the clock boys! The Wayland blockers are back!
(Jk, I too am still in X11, since Autokey is my Wayland blocker)
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are my 2 Wayland blockers.
Reset the clock boys! The Wayland blockers are back!
(Jk, I too am still in X11, since Autokey is my Wayland blocker)
The new Snapdragon architecture makes this possible for the first time for Linux with comparable performance and lower energy requirements
Perfect for people who love emulation too. Now you can play your favorite Windows x86 games on Wine on Zink on Fex on ARM
I’m a big fan of this, but I wish more drastic theming got better love. (yes I’m aware of stopthemeingmyapp or whatever)
Holy smokes people are mad at this thread. I genuinely don’t know why. It’s a valid and good question to have.
Here’s something to get started, although I don’t use any of these so take it with a grain of salt:
I mean… Sounds like the parent is doing the right thing (being interested in their kid’s sport) but for the wrong reason?
Unmirrorable? The whole thing, including the configs are open source?
It’s a bit weird; it’s not a theme, but an application. You have to run the programs it builds and add them to your startup (i.e. the WinXP taskbar, etc)
Heads up, check out this project. It’s pretty simple and you might be able to help out too! https://github.com/rozniak/xfce-winxp-tc
No. For all the memes and fake nonsense, LLMs still give access to a swath of knowledge at a degree easier to access. The current kids using LLMs for questions are probably going to be quite a bit smarter than us
This is a known Xorg issue. Distros like TAILS have patches (can’t find a source right now, but it was probably 6+ years ago). The solution is Wayland, since despite TAILS fixing it, no one else seems to have bothered.
(I have the same problem on Fedora 40 XFCE)
He posted online, telling his friends it was time to say goodbye. Then his friend called him up, saying he had an opportunity at his company Eternos.Life for Bommer to build an interactive AI version of himself.
It doesn’t get more tech bro than that
The death of Windows means more people will come to Linux
Helix opens it’s own GUI when you run it. It’s not a CLI app in the same sense as git
. I’m curious on the others you mention, since as a packager, I’ve seen firsthand CLI apps being declined (or allowed, but only with a hidden status on flathub.org)
The Venn diagram of supported apps isn’t also a perfect circle. You can’t run VPNs as Flatpaks, and Flathub disallows CLI apps from being submitted (because the UX of using a sandboxed CLI app sucks). Snap doesn’t have these issues.
For what it’s worth, I’m impressed your bank has Linux systemd support
Protondb and Winedb both sometimes have steps. I personally use usebottles.com since it makes it easy to run OP runners
Everyone has a hobby?
This is why people call crypto a cult
You’ve gotten a lot of answers (mostly no), but I will say Minecraft runs better on Linux on Mac than MacOS on Mac!
I run Wayland on my desktop, but there’s nothing (in my flow) that I miss on my work or travel laptop (which are both X11)
I guess external monitors are a little clunky on my work laptop, but monitor profiles on XFCE solve the problem (and that’s assuming I wouldn’t have issues on Wayland, too).
I’m not a Wayland hater, I just don’t have much benefit from it and am waiting for XFCE and the accessibility APIs to get better before I switch.