
u/OptimalAnywhere6282

in your opinion, what level is the most fun to play?
personally, i really enjoyed Decode. the song has a "fun" and energetic vibe that makes failing at the 60% UFO not feel that bad.
quiero ver qué dicen en C5N sobre esto
vayan haciendo sus apuestas! para mi que van a decir "es un trámite que se inició en el gobierno de Cristina y recién ahora se va a llevar a cabo", o "es un plan de Milei para venderle las islas a Israel"
[tw: politics] i didn't know gdtwt was THIS bad, holy shit
in my opinion, hating on someone just because of his nationality is deeply wrong. oh wait, it has a name: xenophobia.
i'm marking this as nsfw because i don't consider it to be appropriate for younger people or basically anyone who wants to keep their stable mental health.
question about distcc and a weird hardware combination
is it theoretically possible to set up distcc on wifi on 5 different devices with wildly different processing capabilities and architectures while managing mild levels of abstraction on some of them (that i will explain later) to install Gentoo on one target x86_64 computer?
the devices in question are:
- laptop, installation target: Intel Core i3 1115g4, 8GB DDR4 dual channel (4GBx2), HDD or eMMC (can choose), Arch Linux x86_64
- laptop: AMD Ryzen 7 3700U, 12GB DDR4, SSD (NVMe supposedly), windows 10
- phone: Qualcomm Snapdragon 888, 6GB LPDDR5, 128GB UFS, Android 16 ARMv8 OR Arch Linux ARM64 on proot with Termux OR Alpine Linux ARM64 on a VM
- laptop (might ignore): Intel Pentium P6200, 2GB DDR3, 300GB HDD, Arch Linux x86_64
- tablet (might ignore): MediaTek 8321, 1GB LPDDR3, 128GB eMMC, Android 5 ARM32 OR Alpine Linux ARM on proot on Termux
all these devices EXCEPT the R7 laptop are in the same Wi-Fi network. the R7 laptop is just a few tens of meters away from the hotspot and cannot manage to connect to the same Wi-Fi network as the rest of computers, even though the phone can (although with a very poor connection with either).
when i mentioned levels of abstraction i meant, for example, running an x86_64 cross-compiler on an Alpine Linux proot on an old Termux version on Android 5 ARMv7(l).
I think KDE *almost* looks good but there are very few lines. I made a mock-up of how I think it ought to look instead.
It sounds vain but I really do mind how few lines there are between everything in KDE. It seems like the philosophy is more or less to mix literally everything together with almost no lines. I think it makes the whole UI look empty and has made me avoid KDE on more systems than I otherwise would (i.e I use it on my livingroom gaming PC but not on my desktop).
So I used Krita to quickly edit the screenshot from https://kde.org/. What do people think? Am I the only one who minds this? Or do some of you agree that the lack of lines look empty?
alguien sabe qué pasó con Huayra Linux?
la última actualización que recibió fue hace más de dos años, desde entonces no se supo nada más. los foros están llenos de spam porque no hay nadie moderando, y el sistema todavía usa el kernel 6.1.0 de diciembre de 2022.
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looking for a cheaper alternative in Argentina
importing a SayoDevice here to Argentina is VERY expensive, costing nearly a hundred dollars (without including taxes, shipping fees (although it does claim there's free shipping), etc.)
this alone would cost half as much as my phone.
or should i just get a mechanical keyboard?
this is to play GD without damaging my laptop's keyboard nor my mouse.
Azure Linux 4.0, una distro de Linux de propósito general, hecha por Microsoft
boxofcables.dev[jotawm] no, this isn't Hyprland
this is jotawm, a custom x11 tiling window manager i worked on for the past months. it is designed to run with an Xlibre server.
it features tiling windows, floating windows, binary space partitioning (BSP), extended window manager hints (EWMH), compile-time configuration (DWM-like), and much more. heavily inspired by Hyprland.
source: https://github.com/jotalea/jotawm
dotfiles: https://github.com/jotalea/jotawm-dots
features will be added as i need or want them.