Why is it important in this day and age to learn about memory management? That’s like saying it’s important to learn cursive, when it really isn’t.
Why is it important in this day and age to learn about memory management? That’s like saying it’s important to learn cursive, when it really isn’t.
Dilettante here. How hard or easy is it to switch back and forth between X11 and Wayland?
I have a colleague who’s name is Cummings.
Chillest dude ever.
But how can they give raises to their execs then?! Think of the poor C-Suite!
I second this. What games?
Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but PuTTY has been the defacto terminal emulator on windows for the past two decades.
I hope they flop and Intel goes under.
OP lives with their parents.
“Sorry mom and dad, half the house and your wealth is mine now.”
The memes…
I don’t know man. As someone who’s been using PCs for decades with occasionally dabbling with stuff on Linux shells, I’ve tried to install Arch on my laptop a couple months ago and I kept running into one problem after another while trying to follow the Arch wiki installation guide. Maybe if the guide had a single set of instructions that would work majority of the times, instead of branching into options, and only cursory mention of critical stuff that should not be left out mentioned in footnotes, it’d be easier to install. After the second attempt that took a full evening I just gave up.
Thanks to this guide I’ve stopped banging my head against the wall trying to install Arch on a laptop and just ended up putting Mint on it. Nearly everything works out of the box, and Cinnamon seems to be close enough to what a Windows user would expect, and then some, seeing how customizable it is.
I’ll bang my head against the wall again once I’ve familiarized myself with it.
Thanks again OP!
Going from WhatsApp to Signal there’s literally no problem with Signal UI.
It doesn’t even matter. Because the limit implies that they don’t hash and salt their passwords.
Plus they had a breach already in 2017.