Sometimes I work on a larger project that is split up in different sub projects, that were sold separately and are maybe paid by different departments. So I need to at least spilt those up.
Also it’s often easier to follow what exactly was done, when I differentiate more between my tasks and not just put a collective line there - just like small commits are more helpful than one large one.
But maybe I understood you wrong…?
Not OP, but can only speak from my experience:
Installing a second WM/DE usually messes up my install, as quite some stuff is just from one GUI framework, so I don’t have to have to much stuff installed.
Also getting rid of it afterwards always wasn’t as easily possible.
I completely get trying out a WM y firing up a VM. You could even just boot the live USB stick to check it out.
But changing my working install just to try something (and then have to clean it up again) wasn’t working out for me in the past
I’m also happily running Manjaro on my new Framework 16.
Even the fingerprint sensor works fine - although I’ll still need to tune LightDM a bit, so I don’t have to press enter.
Do you have any tips what you have done further or any resources?
At first the WiFi wasn’t working and is still a bit unstable - like isn’t available as interface after booting and I need to toggle flight mode.
But it seems a newer kernel (6.10.6-10) mostly fixed it.
Also sometimes coreboot seems to take some time. But only every 10 boots or something.
Why do you feed your dog with people?
And specifically before they try any “surgery”
“Farted” in a Hotel bed, while arriving with a stomach flu. Was a business trip I couldn’t get out of.
Was quite embarrassing to try to wash everything in the shower, and left them a note and a tip.
Luckily it seems that deal worked out, as I still had to stay for 2-3 weeks and nobody mentioned anything.
But wasn’t fun… Especially while still having a fever and the bowels doing whatever…
Quite some time that I’ve seen something so stupid
It’s even absolutely not true, that Linux is last. They just don’t know about the less used OS’ on desktop
What a braindead take…
Some industry hardware stuff sadly …
Datalogic DL.Code, Siemens TIA, etc.
If someone has a solution I’m all up for it.
Was some time ago, that I tried with wine, so maybe something has changed
Das funktioniert so aber nicht sonderlich gut.
Die Pflanze wird zu einer bestimmten Zeit geerntet, wenn einem die Zusammensetzung der Inhaltsstoffe passt (THC, CBD vorwiegend)
Heißt, ich kann nicht einfach ne Pflanze haben, wo immer wieder ein Bud/eine Blüte reif ist, wir bei so Tomaten Stauden. Die Pflanze ist entweder soweit oder noch nicht
Außerdem ist das Trocknen ein wichtiger Prozess und soweit mir bekannt ist, ist das mit so kleinen Abschnitten eher doof. Normalerweise hängt man erst die gesamten Äste auf und arbeitet sich dann nach erst am Ende zu den Blüten vor.
Wäre wirklich gespannt, wie das in der Praxis aussehen soll.
Vor allem bringt eine einzelne Pflanze ja schon gern 80-100g - und zumindest meinem grünen Daumen würde ich das nicht zutrauen das so genau abzuschätzen wieviel die Pflanze am Ende hergibt - früher abernten funktioniert halt dann leider auch nicht, weil die Blüten noch nicht reif sind.
What version(s) of Windows are affected?
Didn’t hear it it - and seldomly booting my windows…
Who is this single person controlling all the desktop environments and window managers? Oo
Yeah, but then I’ve a web exposed service and I want keep a low profile as possible with what I’m exposing. So I guess as long as there aren’t many users to manage, wireguard (or a tailscale configuration) could work out for OP
I’ve setup wireguard, because it’s only me and an employee using the services. But with that, externally I don’t even seem to have a port open. But wireguard is so fast to be online, that I’m just always connected as soon as I’m online - using a domain and an IP update script
Well, the Laptop is still not released. Not sure what I can say more about it :-\
Anyone have some experience with StarLabs?
Ordered a StarFighter like more than half a year ago and am losing confidence in the company…
Just because it rhymes a bit or do I miss something?
I find it a bit confusing because Debian is a mix of Ian and his (then, now ex-wife) girlfriends name Debra.
Is something like barrier/synergy already working with wayland?
I wanted to try it so badly, but controlling multiple computers with one set of keyboard & mouse is quite essential to my workflow.
Also, does X forwarding over ssh work in some way?
Like, can I open remote GUI programs over ssh on my wayland, like on X11? And less important for me, but still, also the other way round?
Thanks upfront!
I have some FOMO here, but last time I checked wayland couldn’t provide me those things, I need for work :-(
As long as the laptop boots, you should be able to switch to a TTY console, where you have a complete shell interface to your system after logging in (in said TTY console). So, being greeted with a login screen or something is a win here - but you’re very vague in your report.
The GUI is only just a program and has nothing to do with your boot options in BIOS or bootloader (like grub).
Using CTRL-ALT-[F1-9/0] you can switch between your virtual consoles and on only one of them your GUI is running.
You can use any other one to change anything on the system from CLI.
You should also be able to stop the current GUI/X11 Session and directly start the window manager you wish - temporarily to fix your system, if you’re not confident in the CLI.
“this is useful for solid-state drives”
Where is it not recommended?
Or did I just miss something?
Yeah, put Oracle on that list