Permissive license means MIT or Apache2. The GPL or AGPL are also open source but copyleft licenses.

Glad it helped. I thought this would need some explaining why I posted it in this community.

Yep, with mirroring

Bazzite uses KDE, with Wayland you can have HDR. Not sure if variable sync works over HDMI, I always use DisplayPort.

I just tried it on my PC and looks like you can adjust each option per screen still, so HDR, different refresh rates and adaptive sync appear to work.

If it doesn’t, the easiest would probably be setting your displays as side-by-side and disabling the one you’re not currently using. You could set up a keybinding to toggle one or the other display for easier switching.

• Void - the most BSD Linux (according to BSD people)

My provider (Wingo, Switzerland) wants 40 CHF (~50 USD, I remembered wrong) for a replacement SIM. Not sure about new signups

The worst thing is how a normal SIM now costs 60$ with most providers here

Would have been more sensible to stream h.264 at a lower fps. Or maybe stream the text directly

Both of us were joking how MS Office is malware/potentially unwanted software.

MAS is fine

Maybe not malware, but definitely PUPs

Probably not worth it to store the AI tracks

Oo, I’ll have to check those when they release. I follow some artists that only upload to YouTube and Spotify, neither of which is ideal.

We still need some organisational alternative to Mozilla. None of the privacy forks would survive Firefox going away.

Works pretty well and with some configuration you can get almost the same experience as configuring Linux with Ansible.

Luckily not. I work in the infrastructure team at a small company, everything we do is managed using Ansible (even Windows), so developing on Linux is a much nicer experience.

For communication we use Mattermost and Jitsi plus many other open source tools and services.

You see, if you buy a game they have already put in all the work, but if you donate they just get money to work on whatever. I know which version any corporation would like

I prefer | less or less file.txt because I can search interactively

I use Migadu, it’s probably the closest you can come to fully managing email while not hosting your own server. All their plans are limited on inbound/outbound mails per day and storage used. Beyond that you add as many domains as you want (within reason on their cheapest plan) and create any number of separate mailboxes/users.

I just pull the latest container to update. Not sure if that’s what you’re referring to

I use it in my homelab to host stuff. Everything is fully open source, so you can compile Xen Orchestra manually and get all the enterprise features for free. Or if you’re lazy like me, use the installer script or container by ronivay. I’ve been using it for years and again, you get all the enterprise level features for free.