I’m not gonna fire up Windows (Update) for this, but shouldn’t the bootloader handle this?

Arch KDE and SteamOS.

How do they handle the naming confusion?

Why?

I like the concept of NewPipe combining several content providers.

To me, NewPipe’s Peertube would be better with a search function that can select any server as base.

“Es könnte auch noch andere Technologien geben” ist kein Argument für Verbrenner, sondern sogar gegen Verbrenner, weil wenn es tatsächlich in 11 Jahren eine marktreife, massenfähige Technologie gibt die wir jetzt noch nicht kennen, muss sie alle Unterstützung kriegen die momentan die fossile Mobilität noch bekommt.

Mir scheint aber eher dass Fossil-Fritz verfassungswidrige Ziele verfolgt und nachfolgende Generationen klimatisch, ökologisch und finanziell über Gebühr belasten möchte.

Some prisons might be better than others, some people might be able to withstand the system within and work on themselves.

Emulating NT synchronization primitives in Wine - Zeb Figura at Linux Plumbers Conference | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjU4nyWyhU8

Futex | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futex

Lock, mutex | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_(computer_science)

something something western software

Redox OS or React OS lol

The comment reads a bit like corporate-speak and or an advertisement.

Folks also don’t need to be protected from themselves, because people perfectly capable of governing themselves once they figured out how plugins work.

One could read from this that plugins should be moderated better, maybe with automatic checks.

Zusätzlicher Faktor: Wind. Ich empfinde Wind in der Stadt oft als weniger stark.

Arch Linux doesn’t have a store AFAIK.

I don’t use APT-based distributions or store-based software aquisition, so I don’t know about that, but I see how that lessens my point. I was just using a steam installation as an example for context, you could replace it with anything with sketchy licenses.

I have no experience with DNF, but both APT and Pacman are not the best solutions for beginners, simply because their extensibility relies on weirdness like PPAs and the AUR or even just different repositories.

One example would be installing Steam:

• APT sudo add-apt multiverse && sudo apt update && sudo apt install steam

• Pacman sudo nano /etc/pacman.conf && sudo pacman -Syu steam [Enabling multilib by uncommenting two lines in package manager file]

This is just partially the fault of the Linux distributions, package managers or package repositories (licensing issues), but the ease of installing could be better even with the legal issues afoot.

Sure, to us experienced with changing configuration of package managers this seems a bit lazy or untrve, but for those who are new to Linux or software configuration in general, these instructions can look like crawling into the equivalent of Windows Registry simply to install Steam.

Hurd durr /s

Why the heck do I have to install something just to watch a video online?

MPEG-LA licensing or the legal hell of USA-based organisations is a risk to small projects like Fedora, so where possible they cut the risk and lay it on users decision to use propriatory licenses.

At least that is how I understood it. I don’t know how Arch Linux and Debian (i.e. pacman and APT) don’t have that problem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXJI-G7ulsg

For those who got an immediate ear worm.

Initial Release: 2013-03-13

Neo lived in 1999.

FINALLY! :wq

What’s your latest disfavor?

Mine is the priorisation of devices. If someone turns on the flatshare BT box and I’m listening to Death Metal over my headphones, suddenly everyone except me is listening to Death Metal.

Even Arch Linux could learn from the Arch Wiki.