jokro @ jokro @feddit.de

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Damn, is that a new model :D? Last time i looked there was no lightweight, amd, 15 Inches, big battery laptop

Edit: Im looking for a replacement of another 15 Inch Laptop from them. The display has an issue after it soaked full with coffee in a backpack. (Really not Tuxedo's fault). I would prefer a framework, due to the easeness of repairs(display in my case), but they are too expensive for me and they dont have a Tux-Key on the keyboard, so i will probably buy that new Tuxedomodel :)

Good Idea in theory, but i think it would fall short because

• supporting multiple runtimes requires more develeoper effort, if even possible
• a single app is enough for a runtime to be required to be present. So it's unlikely to save space
• The number of possible runtimes isn't that high anyway. I think the flatpak folder on my pc is like 10GiB.

Sounds like a temporary problem.

I don't quite get what you want to achieve. On Android Apps might run Tasks or be active in the background. But on Linux programs usually dont have a background task, if you close them they are gone. (Unless they "minimize to taskbar")

Then, when I kill the process, have it automatically lose all privileges and become "frozen".

So, when you kill the process it's gone. Removing permission won't change anything for not running programms.

Maybe you can explain a bit more?

The "non blocking saving" i.e. forking and saving in the child process, works flawlessly for years for me.

It's the only game i in know that utilizes this classic UNIX functionality.

When in Tumbleweed?

Not answering your question, but since i haven't noticed any clipboard issues on GNOME does Sway maybe have an option to fix the Wayland<->xwayland sync ?

Element(Matrix Chat Client) because it's not in the repos.

btrfs = B-tree filesystem

B-trees are a data structure.

Okay, thanks :D

Any pointers on how to setup the printer? Sounds very useful.

Linux kernel 6.6 (Snapshot 1109+)

Yeah the next kernel comes soon, really curious about performance difference due to the new scheduler.

I use it with a system tray but no dock. The overview when you press meta is enough for me.

It works well as a mouse in games. E.g. Stellaris is designed as a keyboard &amp; mouse game and works quite well with the trackpad.

I had those issues with an old nvdia driver version, bun on the recent ones it works better.

The only thing borking my system is nvidia not keeping up with opensuse tumbleweed kernels.

But i haven't encountered such issuess on distros with fixed releases, such as debian or fedora. In my experience unless you modifiy system stuff it's very reliable.