Why wouldn’t you?
This integration will likely require some level of effort to get working, and what benefit do you get from that that you can’t get from opening the application in a window?
Perhaps HA can use that big GPU of yours for local LLM type stuff?
…huh? HA is typically run on a server. If you want to use your GPU to perpetuate AI disinformation, you can plug it into the server. But KDE is a workstation product…
Yes I did read that. What kind of integration? And why would you want such a thing?
I’m confused. What does KDE have to do with HA?
Which laptops are going to be sold with Fedora “out of the box”?
Arreviderci
It’s just a meme distro.
I disagree. I think it’s very mature. I didn’t experience any problems over the course of a few months, and that was with the Beta.
Celluloid?
Because I wasn’t wrong. You’ve provided nothing that suggests otherwise.
You keep referring to “the Spotify app”. That is not a web app. That is a native app. If you’re referring to the Spotify web app, you should identify it as such so I don’t have to guess and then you get all worked up about it.
I’m getting to get the laptop that suits my needs, not yours.
I don’t have any needs. I bought 32GB of socketed RAM dirt cheap and slapped it in.
It sounds like you need more RAM, and it sounds like you don’t want to spend the money to buy more RAM. The only way to get that is to buy a laptop with socketed RAM. So do you need it or not? What you said is “RAM is expensive”, which is factually incorrect. The only reason they’re able to jack up RAM prices on laptops is because they solder it to the board, thereby ensuring that you cannot buy inexpensive RAM, and then people like you continue buying them.
My point, exactly.
Spotify is not a browser, it’s an app.
In laptops, getting more RAM almost always means getting a higher-tier laptop in other ways which adds a lot to the price.
That’s only true if you buy soldered RAM. Don’t do that.
You think a dedicated app is going to use less RAM than a browser window?
RAM is only expensive if you’re dumb enough to buy a modern Mac.
PWA is basically just a browser window that looks and functions like an app on your computer. You can launch it from wherever you launch apps. It will open in its’ own window. It’s functionally identical.
I’d recommend giving it a go and see if you like it.
Any reason in particular you need a dedicated client? Can you not just use a PWA?
Shortwave is cool, MusicPod incorporates local music and podcasts into the same app, which is pretty cool. But yes, internet radio is dope.
Clearly this is not a brand.
So you think using a piece of software promotes brand loyalty to…a line of clothing? I’m just not seeing the logic there. Buying the clothing is promoting and funding it. Using the software is not
You just did this very thing, demonstrating my point.
I did no such thing. You need to read more carefully. I didn’t tell anyone I use it. Because I don’t use it.
Yeah, it would have been.
And yet here you are again making a fool of yourself. Listen to your heart, brother.
Whoa, okay that is pretty cool.