Thanks for the answer.
That’s good to be aware of. I was also kinda put a back by a github issue raised by someone who could no longer toggle off auto updates with ujust.
It got solved by them adding the command back, just to be silently broken again by them renaming and subsequently removing it again (still removed as far as I’m aware).
Weird first impression on how quickly things are broken with no alternative.
Thanks for your answer. I have a lot of trust with Fedora, I guess I am more worried specifically about bazzites build process potentially being exploited. Sounding like I am being extra paranoid with Bazzite for maybe no reason
Then windows says “Undoing Changes” because its shit software doesn’t work
The way they’re doing it actually seems way better in my opinion.
Steam’s userbase is big enough, there’s likely always an exact system out there that’s shared fps for the game you want and with that info you can know (with some margin for error) how it’ll run for you.
Game minimum requirements aren’t always accurate in my experience and I’m guessing they list actual components rather than specs of said component because two chips with the same cores/ghz can perform quite differently nowadays, so they leave it to the consumer to validate (might not be easy or possible to calculate this type of thing programatically im not sure).
I agree on Cyberpunk, though I still played like 20hrs.
I finished a mission and just realised I couldn’t be bothered driving to the next one and blah blah blah and just closed the game for the final time right then.
First time I’ve been playing a game and that had happened.
I guess the game might still be worth it’s sale price at 50% off if you can get 20 hours out of it, but it’s still disappointing in my eyes that It wasn’t able to keep me engaged.
I’m not gonna have an opinion, but I’d like to say that it sounds harsh to exclude someone based on other people being weird, no?
I don’t know if you need a male-only space or a normal-person space (probably the latter).
That being said, I could maybe see how people may not want to make certain jokes in front of certain people, but if youre just having fun and youre not racist or something um idk
ISP will detect it and typically they will send you a letter saying “we know you downloaded _____ illegally, if we catch you again, we will cancel your service”.
It’s actually the studios that own the content you are torrenting that will seed the torrent and then collect a list of all IP addresses that connect to them, then they ask your ISP to shut your internet off.
You ISP doesn’t actually care if you torrent, because if they cancel your internet they lose out on money.
Say goodbye to your pinkie
For anyone else, fstab is probably your friend.
Default configs are very great, but to be fair, a lot of people who use hyprland would be hardcore ricers, so I can see why deprecations would hit most advanced users quite hard.
I blame nvidia too, this used to happen to me, but hasn’t so far since using hyprland, etc (maybe because hypridle isn’t so complicated when setup to use the basic commands for turning off screens/sleeping).
(I actually do sleep my machine)
Dumbest thing in software imo, is when I see software that is obviously worthy of being out of v0 (beta, alpha, etc), stay in v0.
Though since it still is v0, I guess we can’t expect much.
Not sure why it is, maybe there is a good reason, but the software functions well enough for a stable release, though at the same time, this is a very small scale operation with great ambitions and a big userbase. If you api needs to be updated, it’s obviously much easier to just push a breaking change than to maintain a migration period.
There’s a lot of nuance, but I’d like more software to just enter v1 when it works as intended and then breaking changes can increment the major version rather than staying in v0 which is harder to tell when a breaking change happens.
p.s. so far config changes in hyprland have only been a 5 min fix so i haven’t experienced this fuss yet, maybe soon!
Sounds weird they are mixing work and pleasure on the same machine, but anyways +1 for dual boot.
VMs haven’t been a great experience for me if you need to get real work done.
I’ve been dual booting on one drive for years, never experienced any issues. Heard doing it on separate drives is even better though.
Probably extra points if your linux partitions are encrypted.
I mostly found it funny they felt the neet to upgrade from mint on a family members computer to anything else, because I can’t imagine mint not already working fine for them.
I fail to see the benefit in “Upgrading” to kubuntu (or anything else) in this case.
But yes u right hehe arch btw but also mby mint btw 🤔
Upgrade Mint to Kubuntu 💀
Punchable is a bit far, probably wanna tone it down a bit, big guy.
Just kidding, but it’s only funny and also is it this guys fault?
I don’t even know if it’s true, but in any case, the guy who tasked a react (native) developer on the start menu is responsible (not the developer).
Example: If I managed a product and hired a python developer and told them to do x, they would likely use python, right? (In this scenario, It is I the manager wjo failed everyone, not the developer).
Also the other commenter is correct. It’s like the common saying “use the right tool for the job”. The saying doesn’t make sense, because the right tool is always the one you know how to use…
Mint is just Ubuntu with a different default desktop, but way less reliable
I have never heard this, why?
The default desktop is better so why not use it. Especially for beginners, the default being a better option, that’s a good thing.
Mint is a more polished ubuntu as far as i’m aware.
As long as you don’t pick Ubuntu, you’re good to go!
(p.s. not to scare you lol, if you pick ubuntu you’d be fine, just some of their decisions on where they are taking their os have been bad imo)
Fair enough
My work provides me a laptop that I use for what I need to do.
I hope nothing personal (from a opsec pov)
O, it looks like you can rebase to a specific version and bazzite won’t attempt auto updating in such cases: https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/Updates_Rollbacks_and_Rebasing/rebase_guide/
Thank you, I think that might solve my issue if I can just periodically change my branch to the latest version and pin it there.