Welcome to the gang. I think you’ll like it here.
Welcome to the gang. I think you’ll like it here.
file.txt
file.TXT
file.tXt
etc
Let’s say you have a software that generates randomly named files, having the ability to use both upper case and lower case means you can have more files with the same amount of characters, but that sounds horrible and it’s the only thing I can think of atm
Is XFS still maintained?
Ext4 on personal computer and ZFS on my server
The processor in my Bravia seems to do wonders for image quality tho. Same file on my HiDPI computers doesn’t look nearly as good.
Just to make sure, have you logged out and back in after applying the scaling? Some apps look blurry until you do that. Try to avoid quarter scaling, no x25% or x75%…
At first from the title it seemed like they changed app to avoid you
It’s still an interesting experience to have… Once
“Please Mr. Router, mercy!”
I enjoy understanding how stuff works; and I find it useful. But it cannot take precedence over the other stuff I want to do with my computers.
Yeah but now I can install what I need in second and start working, instead of spending an hour finding out dependencies
Shit, let’s hope the ICANN cops don’t find me out then… I’ve been using it for years!
I remember liking how it didn’t mess with the packaged software (no patches, so everything was as the author intended), same as Arch, and how clean it was… for a few hours.
“If you want to know how Linux works, ask a Slackware user.”
apparently Linux works like this:
./configure
missing x
download x.tar.gzip
tar -xf x.tar.gzip
cd x
./configure
missing y
download y
... something something...
make
make install
I always update via CLI 'cause most GUI tools are slow and buggy, so…
I think an older Ryzen and an RX590 can be had for decent prices, no?
Patient gamers at least have the steam deck option now
Or Slackware