MonkderZweite

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MonkderZweite, (edited )

Shouldn’t it store that stuff in data-home or state-home? Pikaur compiles in cache and stores it in data-home after.

MonkderZweite,

Except the food has localized concentrations of oil, fat or water or differences on overall density.

MonkderZweite,

Thawing the pizza? of course that one edge has to be half done while we’re at it!

MonkderZweite,

And proprietary and an old piece of garbage.

MonkderZweite, (edited )

unused RAM is wasted RAM

In theory. But how it is implemented in current systems, reserved memory can not be used by other processes and those other processes can not just ask the hog to give some space. Eventually, the hog gets OOM-killed or the system freezes.

MonkderZweite, (edited )

Mine just stopped working with brscan5 driver. It was a fast and quiet mobile scanner with high quality output. The new one is bigger, slower and louder and runs 90% of time in some photo mode. 🙁

edit: clarified

MonkderZweite, (edited )

And why does a desktop environment need to do that?

MonkderZweite, (edited )

Maybe the animation a bit simpler…?

Less animation is usually better UX in something often used, if it’s not to hide slowness of someting else.

MonkderZweite,

You say the animations are too much?

MonkderZweite,

Isn’t this the default behavior of all(?) modern *nix init? Maybe not SysV, i don’t know.

MonkderZweite,

They use Systemd, so there.

MonkderZweite,

Never had issues with Element, Fair Email, Silence notifying me? I run LineageOS without Play.

MonkderZweite,

Right, yes, they do ask to disable battery optimization.

MonkderZweite, (edited )

As an olive lover, it clearly said “White Pie”.

MonkderZweite,

Busybox is just a toolbox in a distro trenchcoat.

MonkderZweite, (edited )

so why even use pv since all you’re doing is measuring your RAM speed and available cache size

This is probably why pv progress fills in a second but is only done after a few minutes. Nonetheless, shell redirect, cat, cp work fine and handle blocksize and cache dynamically.

Your worst case scenario never happened to me after years of using pv/cp for flashing sticks/overwriting/copying partitions, even with some …risky mount settings. Honestly doesn’t make much sense to me either. Again, dd isn’t some sort of magical safe handle to make the process progress smoothly. Like i use to say, dd is a skalpell, not a shovel.

MonkderZweite, (edited )

Deer god, it’s a phantomeme.

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