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I’m not super clear on what being declarative and atomic means in an OS context. Does it mean there’s a file describing what packages are installed, kind of like nix?
I’m not super clear on what being declarative and atomic means in an OS context. Does it mean there’s a file describing what packages are installed, kind of like nix?
The lack of caldav is really killing me
My condolences
Crabs are science everyone knows this
It’s really nice, can’t recommend it enough
My first server was a used Dell r420, so I named it Pyrocumulus, after clouds that form over fires or volcanoes
How does it compare to vaultwarden/bitwarden?
Am I understanding correctly, you can swipe in two languages without hitting a “switch language” button like on Gboard? If so I may have to make the switch
Orb
Why the fuck did I click this
has links to CyanogenOS
Wow that is a name I haven’t thought about in ages
No desktop mode
I guess this is fine if they’re targeting casual gamers? But I feel like by necessity the first people interested aren’t going to be anyone you could call casual. It’s a big loss of functionality in my book, steam deck with desktop mode is awesome
I’m just impressed that you tried that many operating systems before giving up
I moved from kubuntu to endeavor a few months ago and it’s been excellent. It might just be my hardware, but I had quite a few strange issues on my system with kubuntu that haven’t appeared at all on endeavor
Qobuz is good but lately they want you to install their software to just download albums you buy, or else you have to download one track at a time. Really petty and annoying
He’s got my vote
check out tab stash extension
We killed Him