Alas, it seems that open source driver support for the newer standards is lagging. My OpenWRT One has only been in service for a couple of months, and it ended up being a trade-off I made intentionally for the flexibility.

I have this hardware. It’s a nice piece.

But, but over 3 billion devices run Java!

Still a bargain.

I wonder what the surprise is.

Interesting. All the systems that I knew of they were refreshing to use ethernet with static IP address addresses instead.

Very cool. I’ve used this for about a five year period in my career. Used it to control test equipment, and there’s definitely systems out there today still using it.

The one platform where I’m actually excited for the new update.

I installed TF2 on a Mac with only integrated graphics in college and played a ten to twelve FPS slideshow for years.

It was Debian as well.

Cybersecurity compliance reasons.

Ugh, I feel you there. I need fractional scaling for my eyes these days to get the elements just visible without wasting so much screen.

This doesn’t look like Arch.

I’m glad you have a working system. I’m sorry that your issue wasn’t taken seriously.

I still run a lot of applications that use it, but they work fine through a compatibility layer

Really? I’ve been running this on Nvidia since Plasma came out with no issues. Sounds like there’s still bugs to fix.

You joke, but I’ve used this at my last job. We cannot have the same login password and it told you the name of the conflicting accounts.

WOO.

I want a wallpaper.

You underestimate the murderous-ness of chickens.

The meme is so nerdy I love it.