I don’t know what was going on behind the scenes but as a user of their mail app it felt barebones. So to see them working on a full rewrite for years instead of moving forward is kinda surprising. Like bro its a mail app features are more important than speed or memory safety.
No, those countries still require people who are able to work to be searching for work to receive welfare. I checked germany, norwary UK and China and its the same requirement across the board.
You cannot be able to work and just decide to not work and expect to receive welfare. You must have a medical reason. I see no reason against this, its not unjust to expect people to work.
Which ones are those? Because as far as I’m aware welfare requires people to be looking for work
Its not fucked up at all. You’ll (the average person not someone with a disability preventing them from working) will always need to do something. Even welfare systems require you to do something or be kicked off.
I use tauron and the ui is nice but god dam I find using it to be confusing
BSD ppl could build a logind replacement.
I feel like my CPU isnt boosting. I check btop and turbostar and zcpu and they always report the cores at 3700hz or under. The 5600x should be able to boost a core up to 4.6gz.
It doesnt matter cause my preformance is amazing already but i want to get maximum preformance from my hardware and boosting for single threaded preformance is huge.
Qualcomm is merging a lot of drivers for snapdragon 2. Seems like theyre trying to improve on the failure that was snapdragon 1 on linux.
I read a kubenetes engineering post that seemed to have the some conflicting info and preformance testing to show. Specifically with point number 3
https://kubernetes.io/blog/2025/08/19/tuning-linux-swap-for-kubernetes-a-deep-dive/
The blog above shows that swapiness should be 0 on workloads sensitive to high I/o latency. Whereas the misconceptions says turning off swap to reduce I/o trashing just shifts the problem elsewhere. I dont have the technical knowledge to know who’s right in this situation.
Maybe we do need a better dbus but its not going to be done by vaxry. We could probably use binder the android dbus.
If you want to squeeze every drop of preformance out of your hardware but you dont want to know or learn about what any of the tweaks and you are ok with system instability.
SteamOS builds off arch pretty rarely so unless they plan on ddosing for 6 months this doesnt impact steamOS at all.
Its probably someone who got banned from the community trying to make a statement.
You have no idea how light Wayland can be.
My 2014 Chromebook can run sway just fine. Wayland can be lighter than x
this won’t be interesting for longtime users
You couldn’t be more wrong. Longtime users love hearing peoples experience switching over. Its been a long time since I was a linux noob but i want to be aware of the problems they may be facing so I can help out or steer them to another way of doing it.
Also sometimes its funny because its just a different variant of the same issues, nvidia drivers, audio, distro randomly breaks in the install phase.
KDE is a awesome desktop. Its really powerful and can be bent to liking with window rules and hotkeys.
Yea people tend to uncritically repeat things they hear.
Flatpak is unironically dead. It provides next to no security benefits. Single store with no verification of updates. Worse compatibility with other system apps. Its only positive is that it gives developers a single linux platform to target but it even does a bad job at that since the developer experience is subpar compared to snap and app image.
Apart from having a good name its kinda bad at everything.
Thank you to all the linux gooners bumping these numbers up
Great another thing to get trapped in