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29 days agoSerious question, what is the use case for bsd? It just seems like Linux but with far worse hardware and software support
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1·1 month agoI can’t wait for DLSS 100 where your GPU just generates an entire game from a static image
6·1 month agoSo systemd.autossh is running even if sshd.service is disabled?
25·2 months agoWhat I never understand is, do the billionaires not care about their own children? Or tbh even themselves at this point as it’s happening so fast even they will be affected (although they can probably mitigate the effects by moving to one of their 500 houses that’s in a safe zone)
Yeah I know, that was my friend Captain Israel
Developers accidentally create new issues while trying to fix old ones. Politicians purposely create new issues while avoiding fixing the old ones
Is /boot separate from the EFI partition on Fedora?
Unfortunately 99.9999999999999999999% of Android users don’t care and won’t even notice this happen
Interesting they gave apt a higher score for ecosystem than pacman. I feel like I have to add custom repos to Debian more often than I have to use the AUR on Arch
Pacman is the best because its called pacman and you can make the progress bars look like pacman
Can’t you also do that with grub?
Install Windows - does updates as part of the installation process. Get to desktop and check for updates - more updates to install. Reboot and check for updates again - yet more updates.
What A11 device can have Linux installed?
Would this not also be an issue for Windows users? Or is the Windows boot loader signed with a different key?
That’s ok you can finish it later
Are there any hardware manufacturers that aren’t completely shit at providing firmware updates? My motherboard does still get updates but they can take a while to arrive even when there’s a known exploit for my CPU which requires a firmware update to fix (made even worse by the fact that AMD are awful at providing fixes in the first place)
That makes sense. Would a signed initramfs be possible though? Since it’s usually rebuilt after most system updates?
If someone has physical access then surely they can change the initramfs without having to use the debug shell?
Btrfs snapshots to the rescue!