

While right on a lot of things, how was windows not shitty from the beginning?
kde, linux, busses, open source and the good old Grateful Dead.
While right on a lot of things, how was windows not shitty from the beginning?
I am using both in arch and fedora, depends on what I am trying to do. But I don’t think I have ran into having to use flatpacks in fedora. But I am sure there must be some packages they no longer maintain.
I am really surprised how up to date Fedora is. The frequency is rather surprising. I have Arch on a desktop and Fedora on a laptop and the default kernel is only a step behind. Gimp was set as 3 for months now on Fedora which also was a surprise.
Tesla made 2.8 billion last year from selling regulatory credits. So they really didn’t have to care how many cars they sold. But those surely are going away, so they are going to have to do some other government handout, which Elon is probably hand picking right now.
You might not be that far off. I can’t think of a kid who is interested in going to six flags. A whole school was going to go for the day, for free. Only a handful expressed interest, the rest said no way they are standing in lines, in the sun, to take a 3 minute ride to nowhere.
I see freerdp. Does it have multi monitor support for wayland yet?
Multi Monitor support on a remote session for one. In fact as of right now the situation is even worse and causes the application to crash altogether instead of dropping back to a single screen. Yes, I probably could force a x11 backend and it might work. But I shouldnt have to.
I am assuming this is the same security issue that has been there for a while. So many applications that could interact with other screens become broken. Maybe some of that is fixed, I suppose I should try again. But until I can multi-monitor with a remote session, I don’t bother trying.
I am all for Wayland though, don’t get me wrong.
I still run websites. Some simple and static, others forums, yet others are blogs.
I like to have small communities around simple interests and they get enough traffic to stay interesting.
The blogs are for recording things I do and want to remember and share, like setting up postgres to do interesting things.
None of them have ads or generate revenue. I just miss the old internet and like to see these things exist.
At the same time, I don’t really care if AI scrapes it. It’s out there to be looked at. Of course one website is a complete farce, illogical and fake product nonsense. I enjoy it getting scraped the most.
Not yet. Still too many broken and unusable things in Wayland. Sadly.
Why do you have to use whatsapp, let alone, anything? Do you not have free will?
Oh I know they exist… I have thousands of games. Category: games.
maybe the users should shoulder some of that blame. I get working to pay the bills, but their users have no excuse.
Valve has made it so I can game entirely on linux. I remember when Steam started and I hated it, I didn’t want an account. But after all these years its been nothing but ways that benefit me.
I like GOG but they can’t be bothered to even create a library tool. Yes third party ones exist, but you would think they could at least try.
And in the end, if it all goes away, it was just games. Not like I couldnt get them back if I really tried, and if you really wanted to do something about it, you CAN archive your steam library.
Steam user since the early days, and no categories here. Why bother. Thousands of games, too much work.
Same thing with profiles, like what do I need that shit for?
Edit: I do want to say, I admire your organization.
… New Years resolution to say something nice a lot more often, we call could use it …
They are getting ready to roll out the Hate and Bigotry themes.
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A pound heavier than a steam deck doesn’t sound like a lot, but it is in practice.
Also… Windows? Well it’s not good for handheld gaming right out of the gate.
It is amazing what you can do with so little. My server has nas, jellyfin, plex, ebook reader, recipe, vpn, notes, music server, backups, and serves 4 people. If it hits 4gb ram usage it is a rare day.
Ogg at lower bitrates sounded better than mp3 at the same rate. Consumers dont care, but for a lot of game developers the zero patent risk and higher quality shipping with smaller files made Ogg a great choice at the time.
For me? FLACs are the only way… which reminds me, I wonder I can still convert all the SHN (shorten) lossless files I still have. I should get on that before a converter doesn’t exist.