>>106537757
Does this issue also happen with regular bubblewrap?

>>106534791
I'm a guy in my mid-40s who's dabbled in Linux had a very scratched the surface kind of way. I've got a bunch of old laptops and one old desktop unit, I mean like this stuff is like 10 to 15 years old. What would you guys recommend for learning how Linux works? I know there's distros like Linux Mint I can throw on these old machines and then they'll run but I never felt like I knew what the fuck was going on under the hood. What's the best way to learn that? I thought about using AI so that I can bounce questions off it for things I don't understand.

What do you think guys?

>>106541204
You could use distrobox instead for packages not provided by your package manager or out of date since its more or less a chroot preconfigured without requiring much user input aside from installing packages and whatever chroot related settings needing to be set.
But you should just use flatpak whenever you want or need to, not use flatpak for EVERYTHING. E.g i use flatpak for steam and wine since they're easier to deal with than native packages

>>106544088
>I only use stable, time proven DEs
XFCE?

>>106541141
>using only 15GB of extra space for 100 different applications is too much
I completely agree when it comes to small systems, like sbpcs or cheap handhelds. But on a random person's desktop or laptop worrying about this makes no sense. Less than 2% of people have under 128GB of internal storage and only they would have to worry.
>Last time I tried flatpak, some programs would install different "branches" of the same libraries, because one of the programs would update its dependencies pretty quickly, while others didn't
That's exactly how all software development works and fighting against this was the reason Linux was never a serious desktop OS until recently when flatpaks/appimages took off.
If you force developers to update dependencies, or even worse if you offload that work to distro maintainers (assuming the software is open source at all), you just get buggy software or you don't get software at all. Not to mention sometimes people explicitly want to run abandonware or infrequently updated software. And by the way, almost all proprietary software bundles dependencies into it's binaries. So unless you're a total freetard control freak, you're going to get "bloat" no matter what.
Flathub at least tries to fix this issue by forcing developers to use runtimes no older than one or two versions behind the latest.

>>106544489
From my (very limited) testing, software running inside distrobox performs slightly worse than flatpak.

>>106542741
based peppy

>>106542428
What exactly is that faggot trying to pull with that clippy meme? Is this some kind of social media influencer flex? Because I dont see anything happening

>>106543313
It's a viral marketing stunt for his personal brand

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>>106542428
I'm gonna change my profile pic to my Peenis Weenis

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>>106543313
everyone with a clippy profile pic is Marxist scum or trend following faggots who should be beaten by a pack of wild niggers and hanged

>>106544431
Nice bait.

If they don't, governments will shut them down. Once again, they have fought these issues in court and lost. If you want them to go down in a blaze of glory for one person and kill the service for everyone else you are a retard.

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>>106544521
Mullvad does it

>>106544431
tell me when they share emails

>>106542955
that was just to kill steve who ended up winning anyway
>>106543197
he isn't the CEO

>>106543410
the labs tm watermarks just makes me cringe. he's being a tryhard now

>>106542070
This.
I miss seeing the upstairs bathroom/server room.

>>106542177
What the fuck

>>106542219
This but unironically

I've always wanted to pay more for my phones. Apple really knows what I want before I want it.
Thank you, Tim Jobs

>>106541793
This marks a point in history where humans are so fucking stupid they may want to do this. Our species is doomed.

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>>106541793
buy a toilet currynigger

>>106541793
>>106541872
>>106543176
>>106542134
>pushes consumers towards pricier models
>raise prices
That's just the priciest option of the priciest model
The iPhone 17 has 2x more storage than iPhone 16, with no extra cost.

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iTODDLERS

>>106540290
how much do you get paid to shill this shovelware on forums?

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I bought this one.
I haven't figured out what to do with it.

>>106543856
You can create captive portals for supermarkets and capture wifi passwords so you can always be torrenting while shopping without ever registering your account

>>106541886
stfu, you're probably just a mindless consooomer who does norhing creative in his life

>>106539460
if a keyboard is too small for me to touch type on, then it's not worth getting. the attractiveness of the portability is completely offset by the usability

>>106544276
Why?

>>106544276
Well if you want an 11 base then use IoT LTSC 2024.

>>106544317
Getting bsod by simply playing vidya. Nothing's wrong with hardware as far as my testing goes.

>>106544382
Still rocking a 3700x and 16gb or ram tho. I fear win11 would eat my already low memory.
Why though OP still recommends iot ltsc 2021?

>>106544425
Because the OP is incredibly bias against 11 personally.

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Me >>106530765 >>106530718 updating, just in case any of the info is useful to anyone.

Thank for the help, anons
>>106530878 >>106530879 >>106531019
>>106530983 >>106531436

So, I used diskpart to nuke the HP_RECOVERY partition, did a few other things. For funsies, I used Partition Wizard to disk copy from the working SSD to a 64 GB SDXC card via a USB 3 adapter. Took some time, but resized nicely. Then disk copied back from SDXC card to old, repurposed 128 GB SSD.

Boot checked from the new copy SSD & system barfed at BIOS. Per pic related what it looks like with just the two SSDs on the system, and booted from the original that still has the factory recovery partition. Win decided to attach drive letters to some of the new partitions on the new SSD, so disk manager and removed drive letters. Shut down, pull all drives off and reattach new SSD without recovery partition, boots perfectly.

Played with the system a little bit to see if anything obvious broke, doesn't seem to be, although still too soon to say definitely. However, I really like using diskpart for the dirty work because the remote possibility of dicking the registry or something is largely eliminated since windows itself performed the operation.

Also did a diskcopy with PartWiz from the new SSD to a spare 64 GB USB 3 flash drive. I happen to have about 20 or 30 (including SDXC) around the place not doing anything since I have larger & newer data storage options since 8 or so years ago. Really comfy having two or three backups taped inside the case of each PC that I can revert to when Thing Go Wrong.

I sleep now. Been a couple days. Tanks for being /g/bros and all around good /g/uys. I be doing other weird shit in the coming months. C'ya all around.

mug coaster

>>106544548
>authentication device = no cd no PC start?
Probably should use a USB key for that instead

>>106543444
It's the one of the right for me

>>106543444
Who's the second from left? My 1st gen nogizaka memory is fading

>>106544515
Ah damn it was ikoma, how could I forget
I had a wet dream about her once

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>>106544511

>>106544339
Incorrect. Every sójjak on /g/ likes stinkpads for some inexplicable reasons so the reactions should be reversed.

>>106543804
wow awesome playlist my fellow transgender!

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>>106544340
I'm worse

>>106543163
I know a couple guys that bought the 007S and instead of pad rolling they're cable rolling it. One of em already has 4 custom order cables for these (the kilobuck kind) and he says they fix the treble and lower mids and whatever lol plus tube amp.
I haven't tried the headphone yet but I absolutely hated the 007mk2 and much preferred 009.

>>106543232
Just get a Hifiman edition XS second hand and a better amp/dac

>>106543762
closed back chinesium Sony R10 imitation garbo

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>>106544416
Wow, look at you, Pure Function Chad in C++. I’m shook. Tell me more about how manually managing memory makes you deeply enlightened.

>Teeheehee I'm such a girly girl omg
>Anyway, let's talk about the new micro-optimizations in the new version of LLVM

>>106542468
I thought it was a maid outfit too, but if you watch the video, unfortunately it isn't.

i love how she pronounces "analyze" <3

>>106542810
/g/cels only focus on the first part because once she starts getting technical they immediately realize they know jack shit about technology

>>106544551
Immense projection.

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>PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON

>Doing application
>Part of the application is answering "What will this function output?" and other coding stuff
Honestly, I like this as part of the initial application. I know that it is probably going to AI'd to hell and back but it does filter spam appliers.

>>106542881
This would filter retards like me who only browse job boards on my phone while on the shitter

Researching into the insanity of the modern job market and how deep it goes, all I can ask is a simple "Why"? Why is the stock prices of a company worth more than the products/services they provide? Why should an individual's purchasing power be lowered when they are the ones to purchase the products? Why can companies get away with literally offering no product or service and get away with evaluation? Makes no sense to me because it is very short sighted thinking.

>>106544153
What you're seeing is the twilight of capitalism and the dawn of something worse.

We don't build things anymore, large companies simply pay someone else because it's cheaper, this would mean fewer jobs for local consumers but that can't happen because then there wouldn't be enough consumers to buy the products being sold. So instead we were flooded with useless busy work jobs that don't really matter.

As a result of this companies shifted from providing a service to increasing shareholder value by any means necessary. Using automation to replace jobs, flooding services with ads to increase revenue and performing mass lay offs. Ordinarily companies would be worried that there'd be no consumers left to buy from them, but they found a solution. Market their few remaining services to the ultra wealthy and for everyone else; normalize going into debt for buying ordinary goods and services.(There's a reason Uber eats lets you pay for your food through Klarna)

i don't get how to use FF profiler, it seems complex interface, and i don't know what i really need to look for on the data it shows me.
last day i opened lighthouse, since it provides direct diagnostics

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>>106544071
This thread has a better OP than the previous thread. Good work.

>Do you follow the 14kB rule?
No of course I don't. Pic related.

>>106544364
second AAAAAND second
56kb modems are not to be considered

>>106543478
Save your shekels for a decent OLED, and then keep doing it so you can replace it when it burns in.

>>106543478
Iv considered some of the OELDs for around 500$ but im worried they might not last more than 2 or 3 years because of burn in

>>106543296
I had a VA monitor once. The black smear was bad enough to make me swear off VA panels for eternity.

>>106543478
I don't think OLED burn in has been solved yet for desktop monitors being used daily with static elements. Maybe if you have a dedicated OLED monitor for multimedia it's fine but otherwise I wouldn't risk it.

For me, doing mostly productivity work on my monitors with static elements all day every day it seems IPS is still the only option, even though it has its downsides like bad contrast (which I'd take over black smearing or burn in any time)

>just drop $800 on a disposable oled monitor that you have to replace every 6 months
no

>>106543296
just get an oled at this point brah