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I’m on Debian testing and the more recent kernel updates haven’t been supported by the nvidia drivers. Somewhat annoying but not difficult, just stuck on 6.x until they sort that out.

It’s a moving target.

It’s not for the hand.

IMO it’s one of those bell curve meme things, with ‘everything is a file’ on both ends. I’ve come back around to it.

I avoid pods due to microplastics.

So long as the intelligent people are also kind. A group of intelligent people that are backbiting and cruel is the absolute worst.

Perfectly capable of handling it, thanks. And yeah, i noticed that a bit late.

I switched to forky (current testing) the other day for the updated nvidia drivers (did not solve my issue) and it turns out that GNOME defaults to wayland. Took some time to figure that out.

Same. I settled on Debian around 1999 and stayed there. A brief side trip to the ope source Solaris.

Yeah, it’s good. Sort of like a survival cookie clicker.

it’s pretty legendary

See also the dick-inna-mousetrap thread. https://retro.social/@ifixcoinops/112847682153491798

Oh, nice. I ran simplescan and it just worked. I’ve never actually tried to scan anything with my MFP Brother.

Now you can have any colour you want, but they have mandatory LEDs embedded in every peripheral a d they no longer sell opaque cases.

That’s exactly why I run Linux. If you want something that just keeps running the basically the same way for like 20 years, that’s your option.

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Yeah, I tested it on some large TIFF datasets I have around. 3x less memory and 4x faster.

Well, this is exactly what I needed for work… we process like 200MB tiffs and imagemagick speed and mem use is an issue

That was a plot point in Cryptonomicon. And yeah the XFree86 docs mentioned it too…

I like ls -lart