Setup of KMail is very janky, but after that it works well. I’ve been using it for probably at least 7 years at this point as my main mail client on Linux. There’s nothing better Qt-based as far as I know really.
As far as I know, carriers do explicitly have to point to some RCS endpoint to make it work on iOS though, because that doesn't assume the Google fallback. Maybe that's what they meant.
What a weird article. They want an iPad for some reason but then say that both the operating system and the input method is inadequate for what they want to do with it. Why do you want an iPad then? Just get that MacBook (or you know, a laptop with Linux on it if you don't want to be locked in to anything).
I would also not immediately close the account, wait for a couple months after you've moved everything to see if something is still using the old address.
I forgot where I read that but it uses some local cache storage API. If it's turned off the system can free the space if it needs to. Maybe it won't notice immediately that it was turned off and will continue the download or something.
Another thing about jj which I really love: it makes it a lot more easy to maintain a bunch of PR branches at once. Look at this 8-way-merge here on my fork (2xsaiko): https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/network. The tip of that is what I'm developing on top of and then squashing changes into one of the commits in one of the branches which are mostly PRs. And rebasing the entire thing on top of upstream's master is essentially trivial, best case it's one command. See https://ofcr.se/jujutsu-merge-workflow for details on how it's done!
Right, you need to first restart the rebase, then git reset --hard to whatever commit from the reflog, then edit the todo list. Might need git rebase --skip too to make it read the next entry. I haven't done this myself yet fwiw.
It says it can use Git as backend, so that means I could do these kinds of operations easily without stringing several commands together on the repositories I’m already working on without changing them?
You can either clone a repo fresh or have it take over an existing git repo that you already have cloned locally. Normally you can only use its own commands, but you can create a repo in colocated mode where you can use both git and jj commands in the same repository, if that's something you or a tool you're using needs.
But in general jj will work with remote git repositories regardless of whether your local checkout is colocated or not, and there's no problem using it side-by-side on the same repo with other people who use git.
It's Apple's API for hardware-accelerated machine learning. Their new devices have specialized ML hardware so it's actually feasible to run on mobile devices. Probably what they also use for Apple Intelligence. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreml
Yeah, for Mac gaming to be sustainable IMO they need to first, either get their head out their ass regarding Vulkan and OpenGL, or make Metal cross-platform. Nobody wants to write their usually extremely complex renderer for two different platform APIs (though tbh, seems like MoltenVK has that pretty well covered by now). Second, focus on API stability. If not as part of the base system, at least old system libraries should be able to be installed so old games can still run. This wouldn’t be as much of a problem if they were an open-source platform and all games were open-source, but they’re not. Third, work with Valve or other distributors instead of going off doing their own thing selling games on the App Store when you then can’t use that license for other platforms.
Otherwise, it’s going to stay a curiosity for more technically inclined end users like me who use the Game Porting Toolkit to play Windows games at a questionable frame rate when not at home at the powerful Linux PC.
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call.element.io! No account needed, seems to have good FPS from a quick test.
There’s also Parsec and https://getbananas.net/ (the latter of which I haven’t tried)