The register is out of the UK and the bulk of their readership is in the US, in both places apple has above 50% market share.
The register is out of the UK and the bulk of their readership is in the US, in both places apple has above 50% market share.
Fedora Core 6 is when I made the full switch.
It’s the systemd drama all over again
Seriously. My only interactions with discord are in ways that its replaced a simple web forum or IRC channel.
By then GNU/Hurd will be ready lmao
Every time I get a new computer I still come back to see how fast it can emerge world.
I’ve used Linux exclusively since '06 when I was the nerdiest kid in junior high, I ran Gentoo and various tiling wms until KDE plasma 5 got good.
I’m a coffee roaster now, and my nerdy friend that went on that journey with me is a musician and fashion model lol.
Those are like the only people I would trust less.
Whatever meaning it had originally is gone and it’s basically just a way to discredit anyone vaguely on the left you don’t like.
Every single person who actively used Twitter?
I mean Firefox is mostly funded by a deal with Google to have them as the default engine. I don’t like it but I understand why it is the way it is.
The only streaming service I’ve ever paid for was vrv/seeso because I would comit violent crimes to get another season of HarmonQuest or the My Brother, My Brother, and Me TV show.
Liferea was the first project I contributed to almost a decade ago. I use RSS Guard now but I’m glad to see it’s still kicking.
It’s wild that there aren’t any FOSS Tetris games for Android that have been updated this decade.
What? I’ve exclusively used Linux since 2006 and gaming outside of retro emulation was absolute trash until proton. Of course WINE and code weavers were doing great work but it was overly complicated to use and the compatibility was abysmal.
It’s very poorly done
I just set up Tumbleweed recently with a similar card and can confirm that all you have to do is enable the repo.
A “test kitchen” is a thing. It’s like a research lab but for food. Most food publications have test kitchens.
I haven’t had any multiple monitor problems since switching to KDE that weren’t actually Nvidia driver issues. My “TV” is a third monitor on a long ass HDMI cable.
You know the system before timezones was way worse, right? Every town had their own time.