Here you go!

AMD’s version is called Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT). But just about everyone, even most motherboard firmware that I have seen, calls it hyperthreading still.

I was kinda wondering if X was representative of 10.x releases but then it didn’t make sense to me for it to be so much higher than the newer OSs either.

In this context what is the difference between macOS and OS X? I can’t help but feel that is like listing Windows 10 separately.

The point of Gnome is that you can’t do those things without extensions. It makes it way harder for grandma to fuck something up. But you can still do them. On the other hand I have found things that are easy to customize in Gnome with extensions, like laptop trackpad gestures, that are nonexistent in KDE with or without extensions as far as I can tell.

But like I said before, to each their own. We are just talking about two different approaches to the same solution. I often recommend KDE to people who are coming over from Windows, but after over 25 years of trying different ones I keep going back to Gnome personally. The only major exception was when Gnome 3 came out I spent several years on Mate (a fork of Gnome 2).

How is that different than KDE? You can recreate the KDE stock layout in Gnome too.

Crunchy peanut butter is a myth, it’s just creamy peanut butter with peanuts added back in.

There is a whole extensions library for Gnome for customization.

And I had that same reaction when you said Gnome wasn’t customizable.

That’s honestly exactly how I would describe KDE, but to each their own!

What’s your beef with Gnome?

It sounds kinda like Tuxedo also wants to be Debian’s Fedora.

That’s an Intel MacBook, no Asahi.

I hate it the most when it’s a link that looks like it will go to the source but it just goes to another, older, story on the same site.

This is fascinating, thank you for replying!

Neat, but I am curious what the purpose of this is. Did you do it just because you could, or is there some specific workflow that lends itself to listening to music through a CLI rather than a GUI?

Fun Fact: MacOS is partially based on FreeBSD.

If I recall correctly, they specifically said that FSR 4 would be coming to RDNA 2 systems early next year.

Even pre-covid I was running into kids at the college I worked at at the time who didn’t know how to use a mouse or a flash drive.