QuazarOmega

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QuazarOmega, (edited )

I like G4Music, beautiful and straightforward

QuazarOmega,

For real, or when you should make the first and second commit.
Or worse, when you’re too focused and start making a ton of changes, then you realize you haven’t committed anything. Discovering I can stage ranges has made me fall for this way too many times, because I think I’ll easily just go back and extract one atomic change at a time later (spoiler: it won’t be easy ( ; ´ Д `))

QuazarOmega, (edited )

Because you never learned SQL properly, from the sound of it.

You might be right, though, to be fair, I also keep forgetting syntax of stuff when I don’t use it very often (read SQL (._.`))

Also, ORMa produce trash queries and are never expressive enough.

I meant to say that I would like the raw SQL syntax to be more similar to other programming languages to avoid needing to switch between thinking about different flows of logic

QuazarOmega,

Maybe I’ll give that a go for myself

Good luck!

they are starting to offer their own Laptops with pretty nice hardware it seems

Oh that’s neat, I must have missed those news, were they announced anywhere?

QuazarOmega,

You took the words out of my mouth, that’s what I felt with most, if not all, “Linux laptops” I’ve seen up to now: concept is great, hardware is great, price is, well, greater.
I do hope that everyone that can afford System76, Slimbook, Starlabs, etc. (hey, I’m noticing an unusual pattern here 🤔) will buy from them because I’d love to see both more adoption and makers that can improve Linux as a whole thriving

QuazarOmega,

KDE has been a treat for me after having used Gnome so long, I like both and in fact I still keep Gnome on the laptop, especially for the smooth gestures.
On the desktop I’m keeping KDE as it feels more suited by default, for that I suggest Fedora Kinoite because I honestly can’t ever imagine running a mutable system anymore, unless it is strictly for tinkering and, since it seems you’re looking for something that has to just work, that will be a great fit!

::: ..Now to talk about what hasn't just worked for meI used to experience freezes and crashes, but don’t see them happening anymore (maybe it was my hardware being too new?); containers (mostly distrobox), I don’t know what the heck is happening behind the scenes, but I think I’ve seen my containers breaking for the third or fourth time across updates this year, luckily it’s not a tragedy as you can usually roll back the system temporarily (OSTree rocks!) and/or remake them from snapshots or apply fixes that are mentioned in the issue trackers and whatnot when they pop up, the podman devs and others folks are fast and responsive.
All in all, these being the biggest issues for me, this distro is one of the most rock solid there are!

QuazarOmega,

Rust devs be like: orange mittens

QuazarOmega,

Ah, another professional documentation writer, greetings!

QuazarOmega,

The company also has been in the center of the debate around the EU AI Act, after it was reported to be lobbying the European Parliament’s for less regulation on open source AI.

Eh-ehm, yes please?!??
How is that a bad thing, when the EU was also in the process of releasing new regulations that would have made any open source effort unviable by forcing liability?

(About that, I haven’t heard any more news since, was it shut down/reformulated?)

QuazarOmega,

Here it is:

https://lemy.lol/pictrs/image/f73a81f2-a4f6-4688-a657-717636827310.mp4

QuazarOmega, (edited )

Tried with another user and it works, looks really cool btw!

Any way to quit gracefully though?
I tried both Ctrl+C and Ctrl+Z but it just ignores the signals, I could only resort to killing it

QuazarOmega,

Praise be pkg-config

QuazarOmega,

ihh splqqiq:wq

Wear your mistakes proudlyq!

Is the Linux Foundation Certified System Admin (LFCS) worth it?

I’ve been a software engineer for 10 years now but want to work with Linux more in a professional setting (not to mention the number of layoffs in the the dev industry has me thinking a backup plan might be a good idea). I have been using Linux exclusively on my personal machine for about 15 years now so I’m not too worried...

QuazarOmega,

Really great answer, I feel too like the focus is more on “cloud” tooling now.

proprietary techs like Docker

I must have missed some news, when did it go proprietary?

QuazarOmega,

Agree 1000% on the timer thing, it’s so incredibly annoying exactly because it seems such an obvious feature to have

QuazarOmega,

Saw it! That one goes hard

QuazarOmega,

Ngl I’m even more confused, but they are cool anyway

QuazarOmega,

I guess. I haven’t lived through its golden age as a developer, but, seeing it now, anything would be better than Sourceforge IMO, so I would understand why people would move away even just for practical reasons

QuazarOmega,

I was on GitLab for a time (and still keep the account for following stuff and maybe contributions), but felt it wasn’t as free and community focused as I would have liked to, so I decided to move away and went to Gitea (the hosted instance), shortly after I discovered Codeberg which aligns with my ideals even more, so I went to try it and it stuck.
The UI isn’t that bad in my opinion and it’s more responsive than GitLab’s, so I appreciate it.
Not to say that it’s the perfect platform of course, at least not yet, I miss GitLab for the easy actions/CI and deployment of pages, but I’m hoping that Forgejo actions will land soon enough and make things better.

Note: recently I found out a userstyle that tries to modernize the UI by following a Material You-like interface called Gitea Modern, don’t know if it’s still holding up since it’s been archived

QuazarOmega, (edited )

I use Brave pretty much just for that purpose, while I use Firefox to browse everything else.
There is Firefox PWA, but it feels like such a shitty hack (don’t get me wrong, it’s not badly made, but they’re forced by the circumstances to make a setup process that is one big headache) that I’d rather have a browser that has official and solid support and it also doubles as my browser to test web content on Blink, so it’s a win-win for me

QuazarOmega, (edited )

I have that, never had problems, Bluetooth works as well! At least with the devices that play well with Linux.

You should check out linux-hardware.org too, it has a huge database of hardware probes that can help you know what works exactly from each device, the search page is what you want: linux-hardware.org/?view=search

Z-Library Blog: "Unprecedented seizure of our domains with books on rare languages" (z-library.se)

Today we are forced to share some sad news - yesterday many of our domains were seized again. We should highlight that the majority of the seized domains were not mirrors of the Z-Library website. Instead, they were separate sub-projects, containing only books in rare languages of the world, and their blocking is perplexing. For...

QuazarOmega,

I was just following orders

QuazarOmega,

Thanks for having us on your server… when can I get out again though?

QuazarOmega,

It’s not a bad thing to have an antivirus, especially now that we see more viruses made for Linux specifically. I still don’t worry much myself, because the number isn’t that huge, but if there was an easy to use antivirus GUI app I think I’d try it

QuazarOmega,

On that note, it’d be awesome to have an art contest for the various pieces of branding for Piracy, I think some community involvement like that could be fun

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