So, basically, you make software that doesn’t work outside flatpak without patches, then start removed about how much those patches suck, then, instead of pretty much saying “we only support flapaks, stop bothering us with distro-related issues” on the issue page, you add even more stuff that needs to be patched out because “sesurity”? Makes perfect sense, ngl.
Actively resisting packaging is not the way, tho. You can just require an issue to be reproducible with flatpak, and otherwise tell ppl to bother the maintainer.
It’s the last move you see before a glass cannon oneshots you
I suppose Microsoft doesn’t really care what ppl think or are comfortable with: it’s mostly OEMs that buy windows keys anyways, and they’ll continue doing so in the foreseeable future no matter how much windows sucks 🤷
As for w11 requirements, you also need a uefi, iirc. Here’s a random article on doing that: https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/how-to-win11-in-gnome-boxes.html
Likely a great way to overcompensate or something.
Not when you’re “stuck”, tho. You understand the problem, boot live system, fix it and learn from your mistakes. Like, my first reinstalls of arch were due to not understanding I can just chroot or pacstrap some packages I forgot, for example.
Again, how’s that thing better than some Chinese h96 you can get for like $30 and flash armbian on?
Yeah, my usual consumption is 2×.5 of cider per evening, so 3.5 days on beer + ~5 days on whisky + ~17.5 days on vodka ≈ 26 days, but realistically more, since I don’t drink every day.
Or make a nice 5-12% cocktail to chill out while watching a movie or something
I don’t see the problem, honestly: dude just got more beer/whisky/(gin || vodka) to himself, not even counting the snacks. One less party, one more month of cozy evenings ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I mean, they do look slightly different when you place one next to another, but if you paint 2 pieces of wood in those colors and ask sb to tell which one is which (or which they happen to like better this instant) showing 'em one at a time, I doubt the probability of 'em getting it right would exceed that when choosing randomly. So, they’re effectively the same.
due to the sheer size of [the] codebase, it’s impossible […] to be sure [it] doesn’t have backdoors.
Meanwhile Linux and systemd
Makes sense, since it’s apparently not even merged into coreboot yet (at least it wasn’t yesterday).
They use grub and gnulib. Well, I could’ve also re-configured it to use only seabios but decided it’d be fun to play with grub as a payload.
Yeah, one of the reasons I moved t440p back to nixos :/
By the way, thanks for both the good news and leading me into finding out my internal battery started spicypillowing 🤣
It’s basically a glorified luks/zfs password prompt.