But not the poor nice ones

With one hand, heh? ;⁠-⁠)

Can just confirm the other comment

GrapheneOS is serving me very well
No problems (currently) with banking apps either

I’m very happy with it - although a real Linux phone would be really cool

Next version git-tar hero, where you also need to take care of the tar process

Although I don’t have a realistic direct use case, I thought the name and complexity of the game should be worth it

And delete all the memories you had during that

Thanks!

That’s good to know.
As I need my laptop for work, I can’t really risk such experiments…

Ah, ok, gotcha.
Thanks for the input!

Never heard of that

Does “every” modern BIOS support that?
Need to read up on it…

First time in hearing this, so thank you!

Soldered RAM is really faster then socketed RAM?
I can’t really see why, when only looking at the connection level.

But soldered RAM also means, they only need to support exactly this RAM.
So they can leave out some stuff handing different speeds and can optimise for exactly this RAM.

Is that the reason?
I’ve actually never thought about that until now…

Looking at the form factor, it seems to mostly address typical desktop use without having a full blown workstation with a big tower, which one usually builds and upgrades by oneself.

I’m also not sure, if this niche is the right choice for Framework though…

Edit: the more read about it, the less I see the appeal as well…
Maybe we just aren’t the target audience, but I can’t really figure out, who they want to target

I loved my Pulse 15 (Gen 1) from Tuxedo

It was a performance monster and still had amazing battery life.
But as others have said, they only take some finished Clevo models - like most small distributors, who can’t afford their own factory.

But they verify that everything runs with Linux, else they sometimes patch stuff.

And I need to highlight their support!
After years with my Pulse 15 the battery became a pillow, because I used a USB C charger that wasn’t working right (always switched on and off, which killed the battery)
Pretty much without questions asked I got a new battery for free.

Now I have it to my nephew, who enjoys Minecraft on this laptop (still Linux), but the CMOS battery was dead.
Got that one for free as well after warranty

So, I can’t really complain about them.
Actually the opposite.

But I still settled for a Framework 16, because I wanted something different and the models at that time weren’t fitting my use case…

Yeah… Thanks
English isn’t my first language and it’s Friday, I’m everything but sober

I worked with a diplomated software engineer and that idiot couldn’t even set up his own computer.

This whole branche is cursed…

All in all with you, just scrolled though the Manjaro page and saw that the Neo is advertised as having 2 mics

Equipped with built-in pickup and noise cancellation dual microphones, this device ensures clear and uninterrupted voice communication with teammates even in noisy environments. https://neo.manjaro.org/

In general, I’m with you
But sometimes I need to revert/comment out a code block, because another code part isn’t finished/working as it should.
Sure, it clutters code, but if I just comment out a function call and temporarily replace it with the workaround, it should imho stay in code.

Else the workaround will stay forever and the commented out code will act as a reminder, that this part isn’t clean yet.

But maybe it really is a case by case thing, where sometimes it’s better to branch it out for later merge - although that can get really messy, while having the future implementation commented out, others will also see, how it is supposed to work and don’t try to further extend the workaround, which makes future merging hell

Out of interest, how would your best practice look in such cases?

What if the script fails?

Thanks!
Probably good to know, if/when I switch to wayland

Yeah, sorry…
Was just skimming over your post and immediately after sending it, I read the Wayland part and that you already tried scrot

Well yeah, I guess the intention counts? ;⁠-⁠)

(Down votes didn’t came from me btw)

On i3 I’m using scrot and keyboard shortcuts to screenshot my whole desktop, a window or a region.

Currently not on my computer, but here they show how to do the different things, just by calling scrot with different arguments

So it was rather simple to setup

Although, it’s of course not spectacle and I’m not sure, if you want a faster integration for that specifically

Edit: ah, fuck… You already looked into scrot
Sorry, my bad… Don’t know anything practical about Wayland, sorry

Interpreted it the same, but I’m coming from C++