Looks suspiciously like https://github.com/marktext/marktext

Edit: Ignore please, the project is dead

Any reason for avoiding flatpak?

For me, it’s after trying a non tiling WM. I’m too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.

For me, it’s after trying a non tiling WM. I’m too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.

Too low on the list

It will be there eventually, but on Valve time. There isn’t any huge issue with what AMD is releasing

It’s hard to make an old dog forget old tricks

Okay, this is great. I know about ujust but didn’t know it could even update the BIOS

Valve’s goal with it is to “have a standardized interface so that SteamOS specific features in the Steam client, e.g. TDP management, can be exposed in any linux distro that provides an implementation of this DBus API”

Some companies are trying to move core features under their closed source umbrella and Valve is exposing their features so that other Linux distros can make use of it.

Gigachad behavior

Don’t forget educational institutes. Linux should be the defacto OS at such places. The younger generation’s first interaction with a PC is at school. If they are used to Linux from a young age, this is greatly help them ease into the Linux mindset (package manager, terminal).

Agreed. OP should just backup their Linux home directory (Everything inside ~/) and do a fresh install. Your Linux install will thank you for that.

In my university (where we used proxy), we had a saying “it’s always DNS proxy”

That is a good point. But I remember launching the application from the terminal where I explicitly set the env variables as null. Still it didn’t work.

Agree.

However, I always have those “trivial” conditions be explicitly set. Usually, when the device is unplugged correctly, your primary display will be automatically be turned on. However, in very weird scenarios (incorrect voltage signals, loose wire, etc), it’s possible that the explicit else condition will be triggered.

What about the condition that when the external display is disconnected, the main display should be reenabled?

Yup, it’s broken (https://www.cookingforengineers.com/). Why?!!!

You should check out the super old website called “cooking for engineers”.

You can have a perfect distro on a USB which boots into Linux automatically when inserted into your PC and it preserves all your files and favorites. Still it will hardly increase the market share by 1 or 2%. It’s because a super minority of people will bother to get the USB drive.

The core issue we have to understand is “availability of preinstalled Linux on PCs in brick and mortar shops”. Till this is solved, we won’t get market share. The only reason people are using Linux on their SteamDeck is availability.

My brother in Christ, do you think an average person knows what BIOS/boot menu are?

Firefox: “But I’m nothing without Google money”

FOSS community: “If you’re nothing without Google money, then you don’t deserve it.”