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Kde works fine on my machine 🤷
Kde works fine on my machine 🤷
Sounds like a problem specific to your hardware/setup. I’ve never had any issues with pipewire.
I’m all for it, just don’t leave out the DIY market. I would love a socketable ARM platform. Risc-V would be even better.
I’ve used the flatpak version for years and never have any issues with updates.
Looks good to me
Lemmy has replaced reddit completely for me. Sure the content isn’t exactly the same, but it doesn’t need to to be successful IMO.
I don’t agree with that comparison. Expats and immigrants are doing the same thing. For different reasons sure, but the way they do it is the about the same. Imo people like to call themselves expats because they don’t wanna be associated with other immigrants.
Hmm, I’ve never noticed this. Hope it gets added back.
Nah it just makes sense to you because you grew up with it. I’ve used Celsius my entire life and Fahrenheit makes no sense whatsoever.
Man, the US is weird sometimes. I don’t think I’ve ever had a data cap on my home internet.
I mostly use Lemmy these days, especially after my preffered third party reddit app got ported over to Lemmy. I only use reddit for a few communities, Lemmy for everything else. I also only use reddit on desktop, never on mobile.
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Self driving cars are stupid. Invest in public transit instead.
They should do as BBC did. Spin up their own Mastodon instance.
I’d still advise against it if you’re using Windows. A space is interpretered as more than a single character meaning you’ll hit the 255 character limit for paths quicker if you have a large folder structure. I’ve seen this happen many times in my time as a support technician.
It’s great! I’m using it as my daily driver on my desktop. Haven’t run into any issues so far. It comes with some handy tools like a one click updater. So general maintenance is very easy.
gen 7 is 10th gen intel right? Should work just fine. I’m on a P14s with Ryzen 5000, works flawlessly on Debian 12.
Thats true. I’m not in an english speaking country so their news generally don’t reach me.
This is great. I don’t really care about the BBC since I’m not from or live in the UK, but more decentralization is always good.
Awesome. Hope to see this in pcs from someone like Tuxedo and System76.