Fedora users can choose between flatpak version or a package from rpm-fusion.
Fedora users can choose between flatpak version or a package from rpm-fusion.
I know personally I use steam natively packaged since flatpak causes many headaches for VR games, though I guess that’s not too common.
More reason to get the newest model. Folding Phone as a Service
Kinda surprised Fedora isn’t there.
One of the things Fedora specifically has going for it is the generally newer kernel, which has been important for me in the past.
Depending on the use, you may be able to spin then down when not in use, but that’s not always possible for some applications.
For me, I found that there were a few channels I subscribe to on youtube that also upload on freetube, so I watch their videos on freetube instead. I also find that the image quality is better than youtube.
I know for me personally, its worth the time to set things up myself since I usually learn something new along the way. If you don’t care about the learning aspect and just want the finished product, paying someone else is probably a good idea.
I bought a small APC UPS about a year ago and am glad I did. In my area, very brief outages are somewhat common so a small UPS will work for the majority of outages.
Fair enough.
I propose throwing it in the nearest body of water. Much more budget friendly.
RTranslate is great, though it did sometimes not translate sections of the German text I gave it.
Not anymore. Apple is in the advertising business, albeit less than Google right now.
Can we just keep the stock AOSP ui please? It is great as is.
A download manager I found to work well generally was aria2c. Only really worth it if you are on linux but it is simple yet powerful.
Uses Pacman, so probably sauce
With 4 lane roads and 80 km/h traffic separating anywhere you would want to actually walk.
Have a look at lvra.gitlab.io. It should be possible to get the rift s mostly working.
You could buy the same modem that is in the pinephone in mini pcie format and use a usb adaptor to connect it to a pi.
I think a project that uses the pi cm4 format and adds a modem, screen, buttons, speaker and bms to be a compelling open-source phone.
Discord is also quite the resource hog. Trying to run the web version on weaker phones is a slog.