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If you are trying to config Mangohud, just edit his config file.

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MrSoup ,
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Why did they change this icon?

Vimms Lair is getting removal notices from Nintendo etc. We need someone to help make a rom pack archive can you help? ( slrpnk.net )

Vimms lair is starting to remove many roms that are being requested to be removed by Nintendo etc. soon many original roms, hacks, and translations will be lost forever. Can any of you help make archive torrents of roms from vimms lair and cdromance? They have hacks and translations that dont exist elsewhere and will probably be...

MrSoup OP ,
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I was looking for something adaptive, which would follow room light color.
Thanks anyway for reply.

MrSoup , (edited )
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Why don't you add some infos and steps you took for people who could need them?

MrSoup ,
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In my opinion, public istitutions like schools should push FOSS instead of giving private corps more power.

But most offices actually use those private corps shitty software, so that's why they train students on that.

I need to do more advanced stuff, oh GOD!

These closed platforms by wanting to be more "user-friendly" most of the time become geek-unfriendly. This also make them more profits by making "certified" courses on a damn software. If you need a course to even use a software, then rethink the usability of that software.

Microsoft is testing Game Pass ads on the Windows 11 Settings homepage ( www.ghacks.net )

Microsoft's announcement: "We are introducing a new Game Pass recommendation card on the Settings homepage. The Game Pass recommendation card on Settings Homepage will be shown to you if you actively play games on your PC. As a reminder – the Settings homepage will be shown only on the Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 and...

MrSoup ,
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They are busy at ads rather than improving anything.

MrSoup ,
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Try driving a solar powered car.
Dunno if helium can be used in cars tho.

MrSoup ,
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Me on my way gettin on train to go to the far grocery store in my non-walkable city. /s

I understand why people likes trains, but it's not the answer to every situation.

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MrSoup ,
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I think corps prefer using finite resources to make customers depend on buying them. Imagine being able to recharge your car by what you produce with your solar panels on your roof: you will spend money only on the car itself and not on the fuel.

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The only good thing I could think off, is that someone is going to create a defederated stackoverflow alternative?

I've read of someone making an alternative to stackexchange federated. Let me lookup for it and add a link here.

Here it is:
https://lemmy.ml/post/15471686

MrSoup ,
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Are you using Fedora Workstation? Have you installed "additional" multimedia codecs?

The issue with Fedora is that because of being backed by RedHat, they fear using some software for their licensing. So, to use features of your GPU you paid for, you need to install codecs from RPM Fusion.
This can be an hussle when big version updates of Fedora comes and you need to wait for RPM Fusion repo to catch up.

MrSoup ,
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Would creating a Lemmy instance with that content be enough? Doing so the already enough large Lemmy community could already interact with it.

MrSoup ,
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The question & answer format requires data that Lemmy just isn't able to fully replicate as it is.

Other than marking the correct answer and having user score/badges, there is anything else?

Also the community editable nature

You're right, I just forgot that people can edit your questions and answers.

MrSoup ,
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Still got server-side code closed source and by default messages are not encrypted.

MrSoup ,
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Telegram :P

MrSoup , (edited )
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Having server-side source code open can help into finding not on purpose backdoors. But yes, no one can verify that's the same exact version used by the actual servers.

MrSoup ,
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Been there, done that. I don't remember where I retrieved that code, but somehow I managed to do that. Maybe it was on Microsoft site loggin in with his credentials.

MrSoup ,
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Funny you say that, because that was the case. If I'm not wrong he logged into his work account, which used just once on his personal laptop and MS Windows decided to encrypt the drive and connect it to that account. Funny stuff.

MrSoup ,
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It does makes sense if they encrypt your drive without telling you.

Stack Overflow and OpenAI Partner ( files.mastodon.online )

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/15315562...

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MrSoup , (edited )
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Does nix package manager have some issues adressed by this implementation or was it born for another reason?

MrSoup ,
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This is the best answer, but I would like to just add a tip:

  1. I used OneDrive

Try "Online Accounts" inside settings, should work without installing anything else (I've never tried it, but should work).

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MrSoup ,
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OP said is using pop_os and for the time being pop still ships gnome.

MrSoup , (edited )
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how can I be sure that software from the flathub is kept up to date? My understanding is that it's often community maintained?

If it got the ownership verified then should be kept updated by original developers, like Kodi for example (see the blue checkmark).

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Ngl I have no clue why this technology is so newsworthy rn

It's because of openness/royalties.
RISC-V is an open standard instruction set architecture based on RISC principles. RISC itself is just a design type. ARM is based on RISC too, but it's proprietary.

MrSoup ,
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finding RISC-V packages in standard repositories might prove problematic.

Gentoo would be ideal.

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Can't they theme gtk4/libadwaita without editing libadwaita? Like gradience do

I've made a bunch of libadwaita apps, because I like its UI/UX not because I want to break other Desktop Environment. That would mean even more fragmentation.

MrSoup ,
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TL;DR
They want to push even more other desktop environments and distros to use XApps, because a lot of gnome's ex-gtk3 apps now are half-broken and looks alien inside Mint and other distros like Xubuntu.

If an application doesn’t support Cinnamon we can’t ship with it in our Cinnamon edition. The same goes for MATE and Xfce.
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We could do like Ubuntu 24.04. They provide a finished product with a high level of integration. The way they do that is by modifying libAdwaita to support their theme: Yaru. We could do the same with Mint-Y. It would make all GNOME applications look nice in Linux Mint, but we’d have to remove theme selection, since it would only work with Mint-Y. In the long term it wouldn’t solve the main issue either: These applications are designed for a desktop which is more and more different to ours by the day. It’s not just a question of themes or look. Today these apps are losing menubars, themes, tomorrow they might come with no minimize button or anything GNOME doesn’t use.

MrSoup ,
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Aren't mint themes gtk themes?

MrSoup ,
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I use Gnome too and I don't like their attitude against other DEs. Their attitude is becoming a real threat to Linux interoperability.
At least we got flatpaks.

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I hope they do. I would laugh very hard.

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