This is beautiful.
I’ve been looking for exactly this for some time, really excited to try it out.
I do a little bit of everything. Programming, computer systems hardware, networking, writing, traditional art, digital art (not AI), music production, whittling, 3d modeling and printing, cooking and baking, camping and hiking, knitting and sewing, and target shooting. There is probably more.
This is beautiful.
I’ve been looking for exactly this for some time, really excited to try it out.
It wasn’t for me on Debian 12/13. I just had to add the repo for the drivers and run 1 or 2 lines of bash and I’ve been good ever since with my 3090.
I was not about to put up with windows co-pilot or recall and had already put up with enough ads and bugs.
I had been running Debian on my laptop for a year without a problem and then finally Windows 11 started doing this when I was trying to update:
Click check for updates? Same result. Wait a week and try again? Same result.
I could no longer trust that the OS was secure from even 3rd parties, so I pulled the trigger and installed Debian 12 - later upgrading to Debian 13 when it released.
There just is never any going back now - Linux is just waaaaaaay too good.
Now I just need something similar to happen with phones.
Helix, Kakoune, build Codium from source would be my suggestions.
I use Helix now mainly - I use Codium if I need a graphical editor for something, or one of it’s plugins.
At work the systems use VSCode but I use the Dance plugin with Helix bindings to get some of that functionality back.
On two versions of debian on two computers I have tried to use wayland and both times I have had really bad graphical problems and lag/stuttering of multiple visual elements. I’m sure it is fine when it works, but my problem with Wayland is that for whatever reason, it just does not work on my systems.
Each time, this was on fresh installs of the operating system as well, so I have no idea why it doesn’t like me.
With this question asked, I’d like to build on it and ask what options exists outside the realm of google given their recent bullshit.
For those who know, tell me about the pine phone, fair phone, anything else like this.
When google fucks shit up in the near future, I would very much like to hold on to the ability to side-load apps using obtainium and f-droid indefinitely. Are the pine phone/ fair phone reasonable for this? What pros and cons am I looking at?
Today on my win11 work system, the windows menu stopped producing output when I typed into it and webpages stopped loading. Had to perform a full system restart to get it to work again.
Maybe the answer is not to flash some obscure on life support operating system on your Google pixel but rather… maybe the answer is to work within the system and simply adjust privacy controls as allotted?
And when those controls are removed because most people went along with it and they were determined as a waste of development time by a corporate or government entity because people also give up on that then what? This is not an answer to anything, it’s complacency that will just erode privacy more and make the problem worse.
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Can I ask why you used this in place of “th” mostly but not always?
Three actually I think.
When you have a new PC, put it on the old one too. You could run a Jellyfin server off it it or use it as a NAS device or something.
Well that’s not too bad honestly, so long as you know where you are to begin with. Thanks for testing!
Interesting, I haven’t heard of this. Thank you!
I’ll take a look, thank you!
I have not, but I saw someone recommending something similar as well, I’ll have to read up. Thanks!
Nice to see they took it under consideration for the future though! Thanks!
Interesting nonetheless, thanks!
Yes, I have edited my post to reflect that.
I would not be able to use the browser for use cases in which I am in the woods, wanting to look at the maps for the purpose of mapping out trails etc. It would also be handy for typical internet outage situations etc.
Is that a starship prompt? How do you style that divider above the prompt that way? It looks really good.
edit: I’ve read up a bunch on starship and now understand, very nice.
The Debian docs were really useful for me in setting up my 3090 on Debian proper.
Since Mint is downstream, maybe they will help you.
https://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers