

Does any app which asks for permission to elevate to root work?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Polkit
You might have to translate the names to what Fedora reposi provide. But this should be a good start
Does any app which asks for permission to elevate to root work?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Polkit
You might have to translate the names to what Fedora reposi provide. But this should be a good start
Initrd has support to configure the keyboard layout used. Consult your initrd generator’s documentation for this
Code new roman! It’s so cosy, and readable. I am a sucker for fonts with the cursive styled ‘a’
thanks for the reminder! don’t want another potential denvercoder9 situation
This is a common but solvable problem. I’m afk so can’t link the right pages, but look up the LibreOffice and/or consistent gtk/qt theming entries on Arch Wiki
Edit: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LibreOffice#Theme might be useful. It also links to https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Uniform_look_for_Qt_and_GTK_applications, which is worth looking into as well
Absolutely sickening. Words can not express how much I loathe this prick
Do you have some before and after screenshots? Would be interesting to look at the difference
First time I’m hearing of this. Do you have some more details?
It does support autofill
I use restic
, have also been looking at kopia
and borg
Wow, so just like Windows 10 to 11?
Interesting. They say that they took the patches from Fedora. Does that mean that the Fedora grub package conforms to BLS by default?
Edit: Seems like they do. I thought they would rather just switch to systemd-boot by default…
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/BootLoaderSpecByDefault
What is your point exactly?
May I ask why LMDE and not regular Linux Mint? In my experience, it is rock solid and handles nvidia pretty well, too
I have no hdr and other shenanigans but I’ve been using auto login via sddm for my plasma wayland session since a long time and it works.
I think it kicks in when you distribute. For example, let’s say I have a fork of some GPL software and I’m maintaining it for myself. I don’t need to share the changes if I’m the only one using it.
The point is that people using a software should be able to read and modify (and share) the source when they want to.
IANAL and all that good stuff
I agree, but this is mostly an issue with permissive licenses like MIT. GPL and its variants have enough teeth in them to deal with shit like this. I’m scared of the rising popularity of these permissive licenses. A lot of indie devs have somehow been convinced by corpos that they should avoid the GPL and go with MIT and alike
Fair enough. But IIRC there’s a couple well made org mode android apps. I think orgzly was the name
Edit: also emacs does run on android!
It’s been working fine since a couple years on Intel. It works on my Intel machines with both old and recent cpus
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox#Hardware_video_acceleration