caseyweederman

Be pretty fucking cool though

Only if the phone hardware is closed and locked. If not for chip manufacturer patents, stock Debian would run no problem on every new phone a week or two after it hit the shelves (if not sooner, like when friendly vendors send early hardware out to developers).
Instead, every revision of every model phone has a bunch of unique black-box bullshit that must be reverse-engineered, all of which expressly exists to keep you from using your hardware the way you want.

You know all of this.
The point (that you made, that) I want to emphasize is: Valve is a hardware manufacturer now.
And I would absolutely buy an AARCH64 Steam Deck that could replace my Android.

Oh nice, I just watched the 2024 Busan DebConf talk on livepatching, and they mentioned this, but it wasn’t ready yet.

Wait, that was real?

Hmm. This thread is making me want to watch it. What’s the pitch?
I’m sure I could look it up and get a bland general description, but I’d be more likely to trust the opinion of another person in a Linux memes community on Lemmy.

Amazing

bark

Oh dang, I didn’t know that, thanks.

Sorry, I mean the thing where application icons grow as your cursor passes over them.

I guess there aren’t any Metroid movies.
…yet

I strongly recommend you watch it. It’s very good.

How do you do dynamic resizing without Latte?

I don’t personally have any nostalgia for the Mac interface, but I do wish Plasma 6 had a good latte-dock replacement.

I’m currently living in Canada and we’ve seen two snowflakes this entire winter (they fell in October)

Huh. I don’t know enough about Flatpak, I guess repo owners get to make that call? Do Flatpaks have a preinst equivalent? Could you theoretically have an empty Flatpak that installs snaps at a system level? I guess it would need explicit permission to write to the filesystem, which kinda seems to be the opposite of the purpose of Flatpak.
And like, even if that is possible, the Flathub maintainers would probably reject it on principle. So I’m imagining CanHub with an extra step in the installation instructions that gets you to pipe a curl’d script into sh, at which point, what’s the point?

Yeah, I was gonna say, it already exists

Seconding Animal Well. I should go back and collect a few more achievements.

I keep getting annoying fake torrents where they put a bunch of junk into an archive and then give that the name of the thing that I’m tracking. The *arrs say “yep, file’s there, you might need to extract it yourself though, not sure what’s going on there” and Jellyfinn just never gets the files, because they’re not real.

I read that with a pause between words

I think she’s starting off on the left foot.