Reminder of the following:1. Google will merge ChromeOS and Android to form a FOSS Linux-based desktop OS that will be 100% free to download and use. https://www.androidauthority.com/aluminium-os-android-for-pcs-3619092/2. Windows will be severely affected by this new, totally free competitor and will bleed marketshare.3. All existing Linux desktop environments will be totally outclassed by Google's top secret desktop UI and underlying OS. Even Linux users will give up on shit like Mint and just use Google's desktop for their daily driver OS. 2026 will finally be the year of the Linux desktop, and it will be because Google will do to desktops what they did to phones. You know it's coming. Don't act like this was a surprise.
>>107690228> 100% free to download and useGreat, another honeypot for retards
>>107696124>The most basic graphic design stuff such as font size, size of the elements, spaces between elements, colors and contrast. It's just doesn't look like a finished product but more like a product demo that shows that it works.But even on that point I can't agree with you, MacOS sure, even Gnome (and Pantheon the elementary DE) is arguably better, but not Windows. Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.
>>107690228https://killedbygoogle.com/
>>107696291>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.I don't care about budget. I care about the product itself. Windows more polished. Macs pointer is the same by the way. It's optically compensated just like with letters in fonts
>>107696291>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.you mean crashing?
>Use case for crypto donations in GNOME?>People want to use real money and not weird scam money>Comments are locked. This is not a helpful discussion.https://old.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/1px35qd/why_gnome_do_not_accept_donations_in_monero_fsf/
>GNOME bans AI generated extensions>GNOME users openly mock crypto scamsIs GNOME finally becoming based?
Why don't phone cameras capture a square image? Then it wouldn't matter what orientation you shoot in and could just crop it afterwards.
>>107698079>1:1 sensors are nicheWhy is that
>>107698434because 4:3 is goated, everything else is a mere crop
>>107697959That's literally the new iphone on the front camera
>>107697959Crop? No, don't do that.
>>107697959Why doesn't my dick fuck every pussy I see? Because then I'd be fucking most dudes too and that's gay
Why aren't you downloading all the software/tools for anything you could ever want to do offline on your OS since 2010? Download sites for obscure tools and utilities go down every year, accelerated since the last 5. Software support cycles are the fire in which we burn.
>>107695845https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_Linux_Archive
>>107695845>meanwhile on a linux from 2004 i dont even know where to startWith certain distros like SUSE they would include basically any package they had at the time on a few DVDs. I think Debian still does this
>>107692840>3 media players on sight.Kys you streetshitting animal.
>>107692960i've got several programs with dead developers and they run just fine
>>107698259but... how do they work without updoots?>>107698229>3 media playersyou just outted yourself.
My biggest hard drive a 12Tb WD JUST FAILED DURING THESe prices
>12TBFor what?Porn?
>>107696098sorry to hear that anon, hope you can find a replacement or two.
this is why i just steal hard drives from work/get junked laptops and harvest the drives (and ram)
>>107696098Next time buy a Seagate. WD is known for deliberately fucking up their users
>>107696139I wouldn't worry about it, these things last forever.My main drive is a Corsair Force MP600 which is about the same performance but has over 46 TB written and it's still at 95% health.
Shit is getting real. In five years a computer will cost $50,000. In 10 years, a computer will cost $100,000 and $10,000 for 10 to 20 year old computers in today. Do not throw away a computer, or phone or anything. You will regret throwing away every bit of ewaste you ever have
>>107698306>Hoarding e-wasteits actually not that bad if its a smaller device. hoarding desktop parts might be a bit hard
If web "developers" would stop copy pasting every fucking framework they have ever heard of into their sites, there's no reason the computer I'm using now can't keep working fine for another 10 years
>>107697942Not really. Yet It's interesting that AI, as it is usual in common usage, contributes nothing whatever to weather prediction, and less than zero to housing or any any other kind of creature comforts.
>>107698306what the fuck does AI know? semiconductor manufacture is one of the most complicated things in the world that involves a supply chain with over a thousand different components sourced in dozens of different countries. it´s an insanely fragile process. and a single point in the supply chain going haywire would fuck everything up. tell grok that
>>107698462>semiconductor manufacture is one of the most complicated things in the worldai will solve this, then semiconductor manufacturing will become cheap, cheap ICs will then be used to make cheaper AI. rinse and repeat.
And this is why Android will never be as fast or have the great graphical performance of iOS.
>>107694896what the hell lmao
reactjeet moment geg
>>107690570Language made for jeets and east euro cucks.
>>107690570I've been using an iPhone for about 2 years now and it's very underwhelming. It's just fine. Same as Android for the most part. Some things work differently but otherwise performance is about the same.
>>107691353C++ is the white man's languageJava is jeetcoded
>Go on any generation ai thread on 4chan such as /tg/, /v/ or even /trash/>The quality is still complete ass
>>107698405Intelligent people don't post here, it's just a bunch of angry neurotic autists that believe they are. I don't know what else to tell you.
AI shills are pathetic
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>>107681354Normies are idiots. Just think that there are men who defend womens' suffrage
>>107681732your mother is a transphobe
>>107698327define good. If a phone can take calls clearly, send messages, take legible photos, browse without lagging, its a good phone. You literally dont need anything more
>>107687106if anything Sony phones are too stock because they're missing quality of life features that other OEMs add in. Xperia phones are more stock than pixels
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>>107698355>accumulator{0}sepples brainrot
>>107698402why do cniles hate list initialization?or are you referring to the fact that i put a 0 in there, well i just wanted to be explicit i know it default initializes to 0
>>107698408>accumulator = 0;Is that really so """legacy"""?
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>>107698431but by using {} for scalar types like this it looks the same as when i initialize structs and such via aggregate initialization which also use {}
What are some things that just don't work on Linux? I'm interested in finding a long term project that's beyond my current abilities.
>>107697797aa how cute
>>107689428It's not really absent functionality, but there's no music player on Linux that's on par with MusicBee. DeaDBeeF is the best I've found otherwise, and supports plugins for things like bulk tag exporting (Copy info), but seems to lack advanced filtering and file exports.
>>107689428a more functional spotlight from mac for linux. command launchers exist, but sometimes I just want to do quick math or whatever
>>107689428Drivers, particularly anything that requires good performance, low latency and smooth, non-stuttering vsync.
You can pick any random open source software you care about and click the "issues" tab.
>hurr durr cnile!Sorry you're jealous, but the rest just can't compete with the best.
Cniles hate C++, nice try.Anyway C is worse than C++.
>>107698071I would rather burn to death in a structure fire than subject myself to Rust.Also, I define alternative to C++ to be some other superset of C that can directly #include C header files. This is why C++ has never been supplanted, its the only language that is C compatible.
>>107696267Imagine bothering that shit when Rust is already replacing it
>>107698118I always have a snug moment when I write a struct or enum definition in rust and realize I don't need to write 6 different retarded constructors and still not have fully functioning move semantics. C++ is a bloated joke honestly.
>>107698118There's currently a thread up about a survey showing that isn't true.
> We have mini screens>raspis>wireless adapters>card readers>multiple desktop companions from SteamWhy has no one actually made this into a PET yet? Seriously, I wanna fight virus' with a long sword and eventually cross-fusion my way into this.
>>107697006Fake people with AI generated content you can follow for whatever fucking reason they think anyone would do that.As much as I love MMBN, the idea of talking with an AI character sounds like the cringest thing ever.Even if you could battle with them and interact with the web and real life, it is still something that would obviously would become a privacy nightmare.
>>107697570>Battle Network was ahead of its time,Well, more like the grasped the cyberpunk imaginarium and were extremely successful on making it anime. I wished they would have had the balls to make it more mature since they had load of opportunity with the world they build, but it ended up being too much like Medabots.
>>107690359>Why has no one actually made this into a PET yet? You're not allowed to have nice things, notice that? If you have nice thing, you may compete with the people who make bad things.
>>107692546>Use case for a PET?Your own personal AI with its own custom personality that you can take with you wherever you go with no internet needed. They help with homework and school work, remind you of various things like appointments, check your email, stop and fix viruses, physically fix broken software as they can analyze code in real time like any programmer would with the right debugging tools, they both manage your security and are your security, works for you. When people hire you, they're hiring you for your properly trained AI as there's limits to what your AI can known or learn.Their world gets even deeper the more you think on it. Grade school is also for training their personal AI so I'm guessing there's some kind of degree to what their AI can learn or be trained in. They're constantly ringing in on you like a real person so there no need to reply to them in order to get them to speak. They have normal conversations not just with the user but other people and AI's as well. Portable little AI slaves really.
>>107695424Hot
use case for rebooting without updating?
>>107689741>be LTSChad>power menu has options for shutting down and resetting without updating
>>107697919these options are available on all windows versions only with some updates you can't do this
>>107697953I've never seen it not appear. Probably cause it only gets security updates, though you'd think those would be the ones you'd wanna force.
>>107689741I always press the button on the front of my case until the screen goes black. there's literally no point in owning a computer if you can't virtually suffocate it to death.
Why do people accumulate those massive uptimes I feel bad if I leave my pc sleeping for an hour and booting takes less than 30 secs anyway
I think what people miss the most is the lightheartedness of anything computer back then.
>>107697816lies
>>107696704the question is why not.>>107697813don't repress your curiosity.>>107697851the banana rotates to indicate busy.
>>107698147>the banana rotatesfuck you're selling me on it
>>107698147>the banana rotates to indicate busy.
>>107693755If Win11 would just pack all of the UI settings into a compact win32 styled menu it would go a long way to making it more discoverable and easy to use. Of course customization is much more limited now.
