TurboWafflz @ turbowafflz @lemmy.world

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I don't pay for either but I use both and the youtube music desktop ui is really really bad. Plus the annoying thing of it often playing music videos instead of the normal song. I definitely like it better on mobile though

The one change I would make would be adding a "never" button to the notification so you don't have to disable it in the settings if you don't want it

Or actually "Don't show again" would probably be better phrasing

• KDE Connect (and GSConnect for when I'm using my laptop)
• Fish
• Lutris

I haven't finished it yet but celeste has a good story and works basically perfectly. It is very difficult though

Yeah but hopefully they'll make it easy to unlock like oneplus and motorola do. If they don't though then yeah that cancels out any other nice things about it

Right now I really like my OnePlus 9, but if it has easy unlocking and LineageOS support my next phone will definitely be the HMD Skyline

But what average user is booting anything other than their hard disk ever in the past like decade? It just seems like an odd attack vector to put so much effort into stopping on consumer devices, it makes sense for businesses though

What is secure boot even going to protect the average user against though? Is there really any chance of a normal user trying to boot something malicious?

I have basically zero issues with fractional scaling with Gnome on Wayland, I thing you probably have something configured wrong.

Here's a screenshot of how a few programs look for me with 125% scaling on my original framework display. The only thing slightly blurry is spotify but it's not enough to be noticeable in normal use.

Edit: Looks like lemmy actually compressed my screenshot a fair bit but I think you can still tell that things are scaling properly

I really miss dougdoug's old content, it just doesn't quite seem as good now but I can't explain why

Yes, but they have made a lot of progress in that time. I've been following it since the final alpha and it's been coming along very nicely and is genuinely already really close to being usable for me. All it's missing is good multi monitor support and a little bit better web browser

My favorite is probably Haiku because it has in my opinion the best floating window manager in the world and just overall feels really good to use. Once it develops further I would genuinely consider using it as my main OS on my laptop. I'll probably always keep a Linux distribution on my desktop for games though.

(Also your explanation for using windows is a little weird. Minecraft Java works just as well on linux as on windows and you can use bedrock edition with mcpelauncher and it works pretty well. I've literally never used anything not linux based as my main OS and I haven't had anything I actually wanted to play not work since like 5 years ago)

Also brought out my OpenBSD laptop, if I could get some left or right votes for that I'd appreciate it!

Decided to bring out my NetBSD laptop today, do I get like middle votes for that?

I am so confused how you are able to tell the gender of the shoes and person from that photo because I can't see anything stereotypically associated with gebnder

I feel like it would just be like a pride parade

I can't remember what mine is supposed to mean but it works

I use my phone on vibrate next to my pillow so it wakes me up without waking everyone else in the building up

I mean that's kind of the point, right? They convey the information in a different way that's easy to understand for some people which seems pretty relevant since conveying information is the only function of a clock. Probably the ideal solution would be to just have both in classrooms

I bought an Asus Eee PC from 2007 for $7 a couple weeks ago and put NetBSD and it is honestly surprisingly usable for non web tasks. Your 2011 ThinkPad is like insane future technology by comparison