Downsizing the number FOSS developers every couple of years is pretty much the standard in enterprises, yes.
Downsizing the number FOSS developers every couple of years is pretty much the standard in enterprises, yes.
That’s one way to stop outsourcing to India and create EU jobs.
Don’t advertise the theme as standards compliant then.
Again? Aren’t Mate and Cinnamon enough Gnome forks already?
If it’s sabotage, it would be kind of caring.
Why are you @ing people? Lemmy uses threaded comment trees, we can see who you are responding to!
OP is a Mastodon user who confused an unofficial 3rd party Lemmy community with Mozilla’s bug tracker.
For example, ever tried to share a webp image on MS Teams? You can’t; you have to convert it first.
That’s funny because the underlying Chromium engine reads WebP files just fine. Write a bug report to Microsoft. The error message is clearly a bug.
So nothing before 2020, got it. Smh
Windows supports WebP. Software that uses Windows APIs to read image files has no problem reading those even if it’s from before 2020. I forgot which application it was but in one case changing the file extension was enough for me.
Report your suggestion on bugzilla.mozilla.org and don’t tag a 3rd party Firefox community.
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Baffled those exist.
Not 2.0
So? Can’t be that long until it’s in Sid or at least an add-on repo.
stop trying to lure me away from Debian again!
Original announcement instead of blog spam: https://almalinux.org/blog/2024-04-15-announcing-94-beta/
Who is that guy and why would he have the authority to demand a talk? From the looks of the thumbnail alone he seems to be super full of himself.
When you visit a Lemmy community, only its home server displays the actual subscriber number. If you visit the community from a different server, it shows only the number of subscribers from your server. That’s the reason I put one of those subscriber count badges in the side bar, so everyone can see the correct number.
Depends what you mean.
Using a docked Steam Deck for day to day tasks? Sure, a bit slow for some things (capped power budget) but it’s fine. Did it for a while out of curiosity.
Installing SteamOS on a random PC? Lolnope. Nothing but Steam Deck is even tested by Valve. Just get Fedora or something.
I’m glad to see that teststeve5 passed the test!
According to news items from a couple of years ago, the proper Nvidia driver repository is available in Gnome Software: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Fedora-NV-GNOME-Soft-HDR. Only one click is supposedly needed. Your journey sounds way more complicated. Was the approach to Nvidia changed by Fedora since then?
That said, I never tried it myself because fuck Nvidia.
You obviously did not understand what I wrote when you actually think that I take Nintendo’s side here.
That’s pathetic. In place of financial compensation, the least they could do is to give Framework notebooks away. Doesn’t even have to be a gift right away. There could be strings attached. “On loan first but you can keep it after X amount of time.”