Fedora Atomic Distros are great. I only run into minor issues with major updates in combination with Ffmpeg Codecs layered to the install. But I guess that’s a rare usecase.

nice!

Agreed! But I also noticed a significant performance difference (in the time that the game take to update the selected stack). It might be due to my lack in cli-gaming, but I never noticed something like that before.

nice - do you know why using h+l is so much faster than the arrow keys?

interesting - will look into that - thanks!

Daily driving /e/ since 4 years. The only gotchas for me are:

• no NFC-Payment possible
• some apps might not work with microG instead of proper play services. (FindMy, gMaps, even some non Google Apps like the StreetMeasure Plugin for StreetComplete)
• The App-Store for Play-Store access is a bit cluncky. I have to reset the App data sometimes to get it to download stuff from PlayStore. I get most apps through Obtainium or Fdroid though.

For me those are fairly small gotchas in order to get a degoogled OS. Also you have easy control over which apps may use Google Push services and the possibility to turn on your Flashlight by long pressing the Power Button (Thanks to Lineage OS background) which is nice to have and not included in the Android Version of FP AFAIK.

Found some of those missing pixels:

They are setting up Ubuntu Studio on their system.

I love how the alien has 10 fingers!

!til@lemmy.world

I use Clipboard Indicator Gnome Extension - well maintained and works flawlessly for me.

Edit: Also pasting in Kate if that’s of any concern

also surprising that it is now mentioned in an open source community.

I worked in a tech museum with C64s. One day a kid walked by. After showing them the BASICs (heh) they wrote a whole game with a storyline you could go through making decisions.

What are some example responses of the bot? Also how do you interpret the bot response for identified reportable content? I only found a starts with “yes” condition.

I would love if there was an atomic Cinnamon spin. Fedoras Atomic Budgie version gets close but I think I still prefer god old Mint Cinnamon. There is hardly stuff to simply break anyhow.

Includes private keys.

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I see the year of Linux Mobile is comming!

GNU Octave is great when reviving old Matlab projects! I only wish for something similar to Simulink

Is there an overview of what differentiates all those Fedora Atomic derivates?