Secure Boot

See also: Secure Boot criticism

It’s right there under the header

They’re limited by what the original window manager allows them to do. Sway has its whole own window manager, so it can do whatever it wants.

That’s the one. I dong get any insights either, but iirc it did stop my emails from automatically going to spam. It’s been a while though, and I remember trying a whole bunch of different things, but I believe that’s what eventually fixed it.

Though now that I think about it, I did have to register my domain with Google in some way to stop being flagged as spam iirc.

I also self hosted for years (using tuta mail with my own domain now), and have never had issues with my deliverability either.

Pretty sure I was having the same issue, which is why I disabled sleep a while ago iirc

So that still isn’t fixed huh?

I don’t see anything in the blogpost that indicates they’re doing this. Isn’t this just an extra widget, that probably interacts with the folder? Then, you can just remove the widget if you don’t want it.

Doesn’t gnome have a GUI available to install fonts? Pretty sure you just open a font file and you get the option to install, same as on KDE actually.

Still annoying that you can’t access the folder. Though, if it does show mounted drives, surely it also shows your root drive? From where you should be able to navigate anywhere you have access to.

Oh yeah, not just UA overrides but other fixes as well. You can see them at about:compat

Reporting it to Mozilla can still help. Firefox has a built-in list of sites to fake the user agent header for, reporting it could land this site on that list as well.

Yep, same. The main thing Linux has taught me over the years is to keep good, regular backups of everything important.

I’ve lost way too much data already by fucking up grub somehow, or by accidentally letting windows overwrite the efi partition or some bullshit. I know how to recover from that now, but back in the day when I was doing dumb shit to my os pretty much every day, I didn’t.

That was all 100% my own fault btw

For Plasma 6.3.4 the “most common Plasma crash” is finally solved, which could happen “when unplugging screens, especially with a dock involved in the process somewhere”.

There’s more to the article of course, but that’s what the headline is about.

Technically I’m sure it’s possible, I’ve seen programs that have a kind of frosted see-through look. But that’s something the program has to implement.

Those tools were made for pulseaudio, not pipewire, so it makes sense they worm the same. Don’t they have pipewire-specific versions of these tools?

Could be some program using your microphone. A lot of headsets will go into hands-free mode when you do that.

Fedora (immutable at least) has it disabled by default I think, but it’s just one checkbox away in one of the setup menus.

I mean in a way where you’d get 2 different X/Wayland sessions to select in your login manager.

I have also never run into issues doing this, just have always been told it’s a bad idea.

I think generally installing another DE on top of an existing one (assuming you already had one) is not recommended, as they might use some of the same config files and mess them up for each other.

Yeah, thermal paste is non-conductive by design. As long as the pins get contact in the socket it should be fine.

Isn’t that just a spin of fedora with a different DE? Should work exactly like any other fedora system, besides the de of course.