To be funny? Sorry I think I did not understand you 😆

🤣it was manmade #climatechange

Ahh, it is 4:3, I see, we have a older person here, it seems 🤭

Source: https://alltechmagazine.com/about/1024-x-768-the-classic-screen-resolution/

🫣why not 1080p? With 1024, you have no integer scale, and every movie looks like shit… At least go for 1080 or 720, but not this strange resolution where literally no content fits

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/25/tech/elon-musk-daughter-vivian-jenna-wilson-criticizes-posts/index.html

Very good father…

The monopoly company try to argue like that, but as seen m365 and teams, windows and edge, safari and iPhone, iCloud and iOS, and many more.

Where you intend to use just one product of a company but the company bundles stuff so that lazy human beings, like most of us, just use their stuff and never check put the competition.

If we let it slide like that, in the far future, you decide shamppoo, food, gadgets, clothing etc. all from the same company that rents you your home and have full control over your live.

Do you want that?

Maybe the pact holds longer in those silos 😆

Best job with auto driver configuration (etc.) on most machines did endeavourOS for me. Just make sure to choose the correct vulcan / mesa packages while installing steam

I generally install steam as one of the first apps on most machines in order to get all the GPU dependencies sorted.

You have to add the source with the non free codec packages:

https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Installing_codecs_from_Packman_repositories

As soon as you have to enable a a deamon/service, you have to interact with systemd. Systemctl is the command that is used for that (with option enable, disable, start, stop and restart)

Some programs require you to enable such a service, in order that they work, but would not talk about systemd while explaining install of xyz, more like “enable xyz: sudo systemctl enable xyz”.

Im not si much a customisation guy, but ended up with KDE and global apple theme, after all 🤭

But I see what GNOME is doing and support them, I think the Linux community as a whole profits from the work they do.

I agree with your opinion that, right now, it is very time consuming finding the right extensions that one need, but I think the problem is more the extension store having bad UI than extensions being bad as whole.

And what I meant is not that distributions are doing a great job right now, choosing what extensions to preinstall, more so that they are able to and that it would be a nice feature of a distro having some essential GNOME extensions preinstalled, even if default disabled.

Not as if this Feature would make edge any better 😂

The features would break if they were built in.

GNOME has clear philosophy and they work for themselves, not for you so they decide what features they care to invest time and what features they don’t care about.

Having a standardised method for plugins is in my opinion good enough, nobody forces you to use extensions. And if you don’t want extensions to break, then wait till the extensions are ready prior updating GNOME.

Microsoft has this build in their edge browser😆no addon needed

What is the difference between adding a extension and enabling a setting other than that a disabled feature is just bloat?

I mean any distro can serve the extension it wants

They still do.

VW is just as bad…

Well, the source checks the cable using the CC line which doesn’t go through the cable (VCONN). So source only knows the cable directly plugged in. To make the extension cable visible, the sink would be required to check the cable plugged in using VCONN and then the tell max ampere to the source over the other CC that goes through the cable.

2 Problems:

1. Sink devices normally don’t read or can’t read VCONN as far as I know

2. No way of detecting if a third cable (extension in the middle) is present and what specs it has

Crazy, that the web app is missing this, when the windows app is just webView as well…

Hope we get dolphin iOS 🥹 without the hassle