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Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•tension on kernel mailing lists continues to grow as a Linux Foundation board member finally replies with a "summary of the legal advice the kernel is operating under" re: enforcing US sanctions7·9 months agoIf you think BSDs are devoid of drama you’re in for a cold shower…
Switch to OpenBSD if you have to, at least the drama there is super funny
Ah yes, just like that time when Mandrake kernels burned the cd drives…
That’s by no means a routine upgrade though, the guy just “upgraded to” backports which you’re not even supposed to do. Not comparable to the soothingly boring apt upgrade of Debian stable.
TBH I don’t even remember the last time some actually important bug came out on the kernel, long gone are the days of ptrace-kmod.c and hatorihanzo.c
If you haven’t special requirements then just use Debian stable, and never be worried about an update again.
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Open-bar has to be my favourite Gnome extension in a while191·9 months agoIDK man, I’ve had rather poor experience with extensions. At least in gnome they pretty much filled in for some feature that should have been there but it wasn’t hip enough for GNOME (ie systray).
Ever since gnome 3 came out I found myself time and time again in the loop where something is missing, I build myself some smorgasbord of extensions to make the experience the way I want it, then a new gnome minor is released and some of those extensions are now abandoned / incompatible with others / suddenly buggy / behaving differently so I have to start over. It’s not very different in kde, extensions get abandoned and break in there too, but I never had to have more than two at a time.
When it comes to DEs I’ve learned over the years to stick to the core as much as possible because extensions are just not reliable, which is also the reason why I don’t use gnome anymore.
I don’t think the analogy with IDEs really holds: language extensions in major IDEs are usually maintained with some degree of professionalism, for example the Ansible extension for vscode is maintained by Red Hat. It’s a very different ecosystem from the one made of pet projects started by people who one time felt something was amiss in their DE, and pray the gods they still have that opinion and care enough.
Edit: just to be clear I’m not dunking on this extension or extensions in general, I’m just explaining why somebody would want to avoid relying on them too much
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.1·9 months agoBest of luck my friend
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What small tiny app have you found that not many people know about1·9 months agoFYI you can get ad-free youtube in safari for free with AdGuard
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.1·9 months ago🤷♀️ I was using mutt for both smtp and imap in 2002, don’t know how long before that it worked — but at least since then.
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.2·9 months ago… what? mutt can talk imap and smtp natively, I don’t know what else you need to qualify as an “email client”
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.7·9 months agoThat’s actually a good point. I’m a TUI guy as much as the next one but I normally use full screen terminal and tmux instead of larping the 90s.
Deeply respect the hustle - I was also X-free in the early 00s - but I wonder what is the advantage of going raw tty instead of full screen terminal in a wm
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•It's 2024 and I'm posting this from a text console.2·9 months agoWhy alpine instead of mutt? It must be some 20 years since I least heard about pine or any of its forks
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Attacking UNIX Systems via CUPS, Part I | CUPS Remote Code Execution13·9 months agoI mean I guess that’s sound advice if you don’t need to, I don’t know, print?
You are technically correct (I know) but I would argue that distros that come with a certain DE usually have their experience built into it. Sure you can install gnome in kde neon but don’t expect anything to work, if it does it’s mostly by accident.
This is true for distros that cater to “simple” users that want to install and be productive of course, not for those like Debian or arch which cater to users who want to build their own experience.
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Framework looking for unpaid workers to be 'Linux Community Ambassadors'2·11 months agoApple and wait for Asahi Linux to finish their driver support 🫠 don’t know what to tell you man.
I have never tried framework laptops - maybe they’re glorious, maybe they’re junk - but of all the laptops I tried Apple are the only decent ones hardware-wise (and software-wise too if you like osx).
I don’t know who else makes decent laptops nowadays, but Lenovo isn’t it, and most likely won’t be.
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Framework looking for unpaid workers to be 'Linux Community Ambassadors'151·11 months agoGood luck hoping for anything about Lenovo, they’ve gone down and down the shitter ever since they “split” from IBM.
No I don’t own a framework nor plan to do so, I’m just an average IT guy who is forced to choose between Lenovo and Mac to work, and after the third garbage laptop in a row bit the bullet and got the Mac. I also own an x200 and a t430 that i was in love with - nothing to do with the present day latrines masquerading as computers.
Screw Lenovo really. Hope for some decent competition to framework (I hope for that too, they are currently the only ones in that niche) but don’t hope for it from them.
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Of all movies that you gotta watch more than once to really understand, what is your favorite and why?8·1 year agoI have never watched it and probably never will- I’m sure it’s a great movie but the twist is one of the most spoiled in internet history :(
Draghetta@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•When you're writing a song, how do you know it isn't just a song you've heard before but don't recognise?2·1 year agoNothing is ever truly original, everything you create is a remix of things you encountered after they are processed by your subconscious. And that’s ok. Even if your song will end up to be very similar to another one it will be your own spin on the musical “idea”. Go for it
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