There’s a GUI for it too

https://github.com/snowfallorg/nix-software-center

I just click install and it installs to the profile

Ah, yes, run a bash file executing rm -rf $1

What could go wrong?

I guess you just have to use home manager on NixOS

That’s why I love NixOS, some dude (okay sometimes it’s me) already figured out how to compile all the software and built the binaries if you want them

Yes, but I used the NixOS “recipe”. I just tell it the new source folder in my config and do a sudo nixos-rebuild swirch --impure

It takes two hours, but completely hands off

Good points, why not change it and recompile Firefox and see what font works. Then you can submit a pull request for this issue and they might actually accept it

Here’s an idea: buy Framework 16. It’s expensive, yes, but if your HDMI port stops working it’s not an issue because internally it connects via USB so you can buy a new insert for hdmi for $20.

Not only that, but the dGPU can be removed and upgraded to a newer model. It’s the only laptop on the market that can do this, and I’m waiting for the next AMD GPUs to actually buy a dGPU for my laptop. The iGPU actually games well too! I think similar to a 1050 or 1050ti in some games.

It doesn’t come preloaded with Linux, but it has excellent support for it.

I sometimes got performance issues or corrupted frames, so I mostly use mpv. It sometimes fails for some files so I need to switch to VLC to handle them.

Paste it into the address bar to read it?

Mobile Firefox copy/paste

Sounds like you should be filing a bug report

If you want something simple most people can run, use flatpak. AppImage often fails for me because I’m missing some file.so

Would you run a distro called Windoze?

Sounds too much like WeChat

It literally doesn’t install non-free software until you manually configure it to do so. What do you mean by not caring about licensing?

I used ppas and then noticed the updates take forever and start failing as those ppas don’t exist anymore. I switched to NixOS to eliminate having to deal with this. NixOS packages perfectly integrate with your system and you can install almost anything you need, even networking software and other things that need root. For everything else you can package it yourself, and nixpkgs will accept your pull requests

Yes, but there are things that absolutely drove be crazy in Windows. When you switch to Korean, it would default to Latin characters, and you have to switch to Korean characters. Which is fine if you always use the Korean layout and just toggle between Latin and Korean characters, like most Koreans.

But I am actually learning Korean and I speak more than one other language. When I switch to Chinese I expect it to type in Chinese. When I switch to Korean, I expect it to type in Korean.

The most bullshit thing about Windows is if the default behavior doesn’t suit you, there’s no way to change it. You’re stuck with how Windows works because it’s batteries included.

That’s worrying, I guess federation is the way to go

Codeberg seems cool, even though I saw it go down a little while ago. I still believe the internet wants to be free. There’s no guarantee GitHub won’t eventually start charging for more things.

Spoilers: they are efficient in space, not really power

So for multicore workloads they are actually power efficient because you get more throughput (more performance iso power)

But for idle that has no benefit

But the change in the numbers is not useless since the psychology of the Wayland users vs. x11 didn’t change