Devs of which project? I thought it was in Kernel 6.14 and wine 11?

There were even extensions for showing a bar display of the ratio under the thumbnail. So my guess is the answer would be “enough”

Ah cool! Didn’t know that!

Interesting post. Thanks for sharing.

I hadn’t heard of this W thing. And this does not inspire confidence.

600’000 times hundred would be 60 million dollars, you’re off by a decimal. But still, agreed on your point

KdF = Kraft durch Freude = power through joy

They also used that branding for holiday camps etc. For example here’s the arial view of the Koloss von Rügen holiday complex in Prora, which also never saw any visitors because they didn’t finish it before they started the war:

Holy shit, that takes this post to another level.

Good luck to everyone involved.

Someone in a party I was in once asked, and was then given an iPad with the menu open on it.

I’ve only had middling luck with KDE apps on macOS. Kate didn’t run, Okular was fine.

It’s no wonder since they are only provided as nightlies. But that’s understandable, if I was a KDE dev I’d also be loathe to buy into Apples ecosystem.

Unfortunately they won’t let me have Linux at work.

At least kiddies can eventually learn, the biggest fans of these things are worse, they are MBAies

Yeah dragging Don Ho through the mud with his LLM remake, that’s the offensive part.

This was interesting, thank you.

I wonder why it got my GPU wrong, maybe that is a Firefox protection, or maybe just an error. It said Radeon R9 200 Series, way older than my current card

Cool I had no idea AV2 was this far along!

I thought everyone knows that you rebrand when you fork. But then again it is an LLM psycho, so who knows what’s in his head.

I’m not that certain to be honest. But the following is my best understanding:

• Most drivers are included directly in the kernel source.

• They can be compiled built-in directly to the kernel binary, or they can be compiled as loadable kernel modules. I don’t know how the proportions between the two options look, but at least the essential drivers (chipsets, filesystems, etc) should be compiled in to allow the boot to progress enough that module loading works.

• There are some, like the Nvidia proprietary GPU driver, that are provided only in binary form as loadable kernel modules.

• I also understand that a lot of smartphone drivers are developed out-of-tree against older branches of the Linux kernel. Even those that are made public / open sourced, end up living outside the mainline kernel, and the devs of third party android builds have to cherry pick them into their kernel source.

I think at least the last group should count as an example of a reason of the type for what OP was looking for.

Is that also a form of negging? Seems to go in that direction anyway.

She needs to remember she’s the lucky one…? And her paying her half is constructed to be a negative?

Primarily if you want some functionality that isn’t mainlined, or isn’t released as stable yet.

Like hibernate in lockdown mode, or out of tree drivers, or maybe something new coming up in the emulation support world like NTSync, though I think that last example was mainlined by now.

I wonder what changed. AMD was previously not allowed to publish the open source driver for HDMI 2.1 support, blocked by the HDMI forum.

And it might cost the spammers money, so that’s nice too

It is 240 W actually. Seems Techpowerup was wrong. See my first comment: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/59511400/25528592