Kann sein? programming.dev ist aber auch englisch XD

Ok dann fickt euch halt XD

Auf der cooleren Instanz gibts bessere Laune

Yes I use it too, and tuned-ppd is very restricted but ensures easy compatibility

Tbh it would be easier if we could train our own small models on controlled codebases and documentation, instead of random stuff that some people do

TuneD is really cool, but a weird fix for that problem.

The lack of TuneD is one of the few things keeping me on Fedora and away from NixOS

Lol that table is pretty strange

What does “Windows 10” mean? XD

Also btw dont expect all games to work in Wine. You should use Steam if you want a pain free experience.

It’s less bad if you have a sharp knife

“Programmer”

Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook

Never heard of limine

Good ol squircles, transphobia and nice animations. All a good compositor needs.

That language is actually tab+whitespace

Yeah but forcefully trying to do exactly that results in bad workarounds and trouble. This was the explanation

KDE Plasma does not really support the X11 session anymore. It will break more and more, switch to Wayland ;) there are screensavers too I think (the concept is silly lol)

What is that? And how did you install it?

KMail will now query a key server when clicking on an unknown OpenPGP certificate (Tobias Fella, 25.04.0 Link).

Cool! Finally a mail app that auto-fetches PGP keys!

Even though PGP is based on some bad assumptions like keeping keys forever, and also has no forward secrecy (like Signal, Threema and probably Whatsapp), it is the only security we got…

(Haruna)

Additionally, the default actions for left and right mouse buttons have changed: left click is now Play/Pause and right click opens the context menu.

XD what was that before?

Btw havent looked, but I hope these issues were fixed

• messed up subtitles
• no queue working when opening multiple files from the filemanager
• nonremovable GUI elements (probably not yet fixed)

(I reported them)

Yup VMs dont get access to the system. Unless there is a vulnerability.

For doing malware testing etc, qemu user sessions might be preferred.

You can just use RPM/DEB virt-manager and switch to the QEMU user session anyways. If you dont need some advanced stuff like GPU passthrough (I guess) (USB works) you can use that full time. I do.

I recommend using a QEMU guest session with libvirt. This works in both versions.

The standard session requires root, and for some reason this means that VMs couls harm your system more or something

Guest sessions are usable within Flatpaks, GNOME boxes has a Flatpak too. Is the virt-manager flatpak from Flathub? Fedora had one before.

Pretty cool, on debian you may want to use that to get newer versions. Even though virt-manager is pretty slow in updates

It is a one click process if you use user friendly distros