>>107836780
/run/user/1000*
accidentally pasted the (as always) somehow

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I don't know if any of you use cytube or similar, but I need the icons for it and possibly other stuff I haven't noticed as well. What package do I install to fix this?

What's the best Linux distribution for an ADHD brained 3dfag? Debian minimal netinstall?

I just want to run a distribution with only the bare essentials to focus on and keep track of, to pick and choose my desktop environment, window manager, programs as I see fit, and a way to install and update drivers along with other software. And most importantly, run as fast as possible.

I really hate it when stuff slows down my computer unnecessarily or clutters it, especially without a way to use diagnostic tools to monitor what my computer is doing at any given time.

>>107833434
>does that mean that i have to rebuild all the aur packages that depend on python stuff?
yes. Gonna love that python bullshit

>>107826118
Everything works, except X screensavers.

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>>107836981

>>107831960
I thought Fedora was the most reliable and stable distro?

>>107834743
Their wristwatches are overpriced trash, too.

>>107831960
Precedence rules aren't universal...

KDE is so ugly it hurts
have a bunch of smelly nerds designing stuff = bad design

>>107837048
On Ubuntu I install "unifont" since it has full coverage of Unicode.
If cytube needs symbols from the private range, then try to install font-awesome.
If that still doesn't solve it then install a nerdfont:
https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/tree/master/patched-fonts

>>107837155
>it has full coverage of Unicode

>>107837155
You using LTS? I haven't had a problem and it's been months.

>>107837203
I didn't say there's a problem. Unifont is to replace Noto because I despise Noto for polluting every font selection dialogue with 47 variants of itself. Unifont is just one font, not 47.

>>107837244
>dubs
You make me feel like a normie, thanks bro.

>>107831865
pretty much this. i like the idea of e-ink but it’s basically trying to reinvent the wheel… imagine trying to jot something down to pass on to someone else, you’re not gonna hand over your tablet just for that lol

>>107826750
Don't forget Sony, they have an e-ink tablet specifically for like doing paperwork and note taking and reading PDFs. Would have been super useful in grad school, but they were (probably still are) overpriced.

>>107826750
I really like my remarkable 2. My fiance got it for me when I was in grad school and it saved me from lugging around a million textbooks. Also, because it doesn't have a web browser or search feature I was allowed to use it for open note tests, which saved me lots of time and money from printing out slide decks.

>>107833288
Had. Their branch was taken over by Fujitsu. Still very limited and hard to get outside of Japan.
The current Quaderno A4 Gen 3 costs 80,000 yen but it's still limited to 207ppi.

just get a smart pen

Please respond to my question >>107824844

>>107835702
secure boot exists so you don't get malware that boots before system, if you aren't downloading every pirated program then you can have it off

What dependancies does Microsoft Store, Desktop App Installer, Winget need? For some reason I notice that my LTSC after doing a wsreset -i, getting app installer and using powershell to get winget now has shit like this showing up in winget list

WindowsAppRuntime.1.8 (64)
WindowsAppRuntime.1.8 (86)
WinAppRuntime.Main.1.8
WinAppRuntime.Singleton
Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8 (64)
Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8 (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Desktop Runtime (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Desktop Runtime (64)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Runtime Package (86)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Runtime Package (64)

how many of these are actually needed or just bloat

What's the best way to run a Linux VM on Windows 11?

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Quick question: does Windows 11 still wake all disks ~3 times an hour like 10 does? Or did they fix it?

t. wanna use Windows Storage Spaces as my NAS. It fits every single one of my requirements, it's the perfect fit for what I want...except for the waking drives problem. That is just gonna wear out the HDDs prematurely.

>>107836907
>and you learn nothing
NTA but I don't think that's necessarily true. If you can't figure out a problem, being handed a solution to analyse might teach you something. But you'd have to actually take the time and make the effort to learn from the solution.

>>107836907
>>107836982
And also it might teach you how to vibe code effectively. Which is an entirely different skill set, that's apparently growing in utility and demand.

If I release code under a license, say for example GPL, am I then bound by that license too?

>>107837194
No, you have absolute copyright.

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I impulse bought this last night, is it good?

>>107835667
>t. mentally ill retard

>>107831372
How much did they pay him?

>>107834846
The question doesn’t actually ask for a new answer, so the “solution” is either that Bob is thinking of a different set of numbers, or he’s lying. Given these questions tend not to be premised on misrepresentation, the answer is that it’s the wrong set of numbers, and that some other numbers fulfill said conditions

>>107834117
>seniors only
Why hire seniors when I can hire juniors to write the same code?
Checkmate.

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Why I'm not surprised?

>>107836855
>my point is to literally repeat the definition of federated
ok?

>>107836877
You might be mentally challenged

>>107836877
Why do you need accounts on multiple instances? Are you trying to talk to people on two instances that refuse to connect to each other?

>>107835874
Yes bro, you did the needful job!

>>107835512
aw sweet a schizo thread

>>107834193
Meh, we're surviving the microjeet slop better than most but I really hope Steam OS becomes usable for most tasks/gaming soon.

>>107834193
The described process creates an isolated, debloated system by stripping security features and update mechanisms. This results in a fragile, insecure configuration vulnerable to exploits, requiring high manual maintenance and offering no real-world advantage over a properly managed installation.

Doesn't disabling updates kind of ruin the point of using LTSC? If you just want to get rid of the UWP apps that's a one-liner post-install. And some software will refuse to run on LTSC so don't use it unless you're gonna use it. My whole apartment building is one LAN so I'm not going to run unpatched code lol

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>>107834193
>Manjaro
>sudo pacman -S yay
>yay -Syu
All done.

>>107814008
Windows 10 IoT LTSC 21H2

>>107814641
>>107820717
X11 is such fucking dogshit that it can not even handle a dual monitor setup with different refresh rates, and will just force your higher refresh rate monitor to match your lower refresh one.
>just werks
Kek

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>>107833413
>microsoft spyware OS for indians

>>107817753
>don't forget to mention to everyone you meet that you use linux and that they should use it as well
Suddenly it all makes sense now, it's the same mindset that compels Americans to bring up their sodomy at every opportunity and how the other person in the conversation should support it as well.

>>107836578
all indians are rapists and eat cow shit

>>107834970
>It has, default keybind is CTRL + SHIFT + P
Thanks for this anon, I never knew it was capable of that. The shortcut I had to use was Ctrl+Shift+F though.

From what I can tell you can't seem to search within the results, like you can with N++, however. There's an option to show the results in another tab, but Kate doesn't seem to allow you to do any search within that new tab.

Not a huge dealbreaker, but in a work scenario being able to search within the results is incredibly useful for parsing error logs.

>>107833620
Sublime is million times better and faster.

>>107835523
You could definitely write a function for vim that does that, and saves it back with tee.

>>107835523
Is it not able to chunk them? I’m a fan of editors loading entire files in memory, especially for big ones, because otherwise searching in them is a huge pain in the ass, and in my experience vim has been good for this (alongside Zed and Sublime), but I can see why it’d be annoying if you lack the memory for doing so.

>>107833620
Kate is my next favorite after vim

>>107834166
Yeah my wife has also said that chatgpt is uneducated compared to Claude.

>>107829172
It ain’t free, and what you’re getting at the moment is heavily subsidised, either by investor money (OpenAI) or profit from separate departments (Google, Microsoft, Facebook). OpenAI was losing money on its 200$/month plan.

>>107836895
china ai imbued with soul of dragon very good

>>107822928
>It's literally more efficient to do all the tasks myself with Claude and faster as well.
So why do you have juniors at all? Just fire them all and do it all yourself, 24/7.

Gemini 4 in Q4 2026

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>>107829092
I find this nostalgic for some reason.

>>107830963
This is the most unique one so far really, interesting.

>>107831212
I like the desktop, very minimal and practical.

>>107833015
>>107833032
I love warmer lights like these, so comfortable.

>>107833351
Indeed!

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>>107829291
gross

>>107830596
Was wondering when this retarded faggot would show up. Took you long enough

>>107837196
People who refer to themselves in the third-person are annoying

>>107827986
>lol, no it isn't
are you a retard? CRT also has pixels - called subpixels actually. you are fucking dumb

>>107829889
>CRTs are analogue, not digital.
you are indeed a dumb negro - CRT image is still quantised at the end into raster of subpixels.

>>107831088
>>>107830567
>No, you fucking RETARD.
>Unlike you, I KNOW how CRTs work, you clueless fucking mongoloid.
thanks for BTFOing that retards with muh double, tripple hit subpixels.

How ever now I wonder how much is true to their silly store.

The main point is this: if one subpixel is hit one time by a normal scanline, versus 1 time on top by 1/3 very narrow scaline, then not in middle, and then again at bottom by 1/3 line, then do we simply get a pixel that lights up with 2/3 of normal intensity, or does indeed the subpixel glow in a tiny pattern of filled top and bottom but not-filled darker middle?

>>107832821
>CRTs have no native res so they're sharper.
Can I draw a red grid where each cell is 1/10000th of a mm (if I would hookup some super high frequency signal/decoder/gun control)? at very least it will have gaps in the area where green subpixel is.

>>107826433
high bitrate 480p video looks way better than low bitrate 4k video

>>107833958
Yes, it's possible and ideal for privacy. But companies push cloud connections for subscriptions, data, and ease of use. A local system needs a dedicated hub, technical setup, and limits "control from anywhere" convenience.

>>107833958
Yeah it's called home assistant

>>107833958
>Okay Google, make me a kebab sandwhich

>>107833958
Yes, you can.
No, it's not difficult.
Because requiring a subscription is more profitable, and normies are retarded enough to fall for it.

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>>107833958
It is possible, and was for a long time. Look into X10 Home Automation. Control it with with DOS, Windows, or even over Wifi with an Android or Apple app.