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I thought devops was a way to get a guy to do a whole team’s job by giving him a silly title.
I thought devops was a way to get a guy to do a whole team’s job by giving him a silly title.
Tvwm ought to be good enough for anyone!
It’s also been decades since I saw one. I think only people that tinker with kernel code get to see it nowadays.
Maybe you should have clicked on ‘nvidia repository’ in Yast. That’s pretty much all there is to it.
I’m looking for unix keycaps, I’ll end up designing them myself and having them printed.
At about 150 dollars at most, it’s probably the simplest way to get what I want. Must simpler than endlessly waiting for a group to come up with what I want.
"Sure thing boss, I make all my wallpapers with it "
Doesn’t it also only support Microsoft Office formats?
And they said Germans couldn’t make fun jokes?
Every time I’ve tried to use discover it was a mess. I think you can use it if you use nothing else, or you’re better off forgetting about it entirely.
Not that much, Yast deals with the system, the Kde settings deal with the desktop. There isn’t that much overlap.
I think it’s mostly because a lot of users here are quite new. After a few years, you just want to do things with your system, not to it.
Back in the 90s I was all for breaking stuff and installing weird shit all the time (distributions were also much more rustic at the time). Nowadays, the less I notice my system, the better.
(So I run Tumbleweed)
It was 1.2 for me, when they broke the window manager.
I’m pretty sure it was years (lots of them) ago. But maybe that’s just me.
So you’re saying there are no cats? That could be a problem.
The original was just neko. It probably hasn’t been maintained in forever though.
You don’t have to install Ubuntu on those laptops. I don’t really understand his point. He wants snaps?
The terminal killed my dog and raped my wife!
Can’t the master kill all slaves and childs (processes)? It’s in the manual!
Same here. That’s pretty much a myth. I also have a couple laptops that still have a small windows partition and never had any issues.
That happened ages ago and gets blindly parroted to this day. I’m fairly convinced it’s the same with the nVidia stories.
GTFO?