Tags are locked to a specific commit. So you won’t be able to create a different release with the same tag. Even deleting the repo and creating a new one won’t allow you to reuse the same tag, unless you change the repo name.
Immutable releases include protection against repository resurrection attacks. Even if you delete a repository and create a new one with the same name, you cannot reuse tags that were associated with immutable releases in the original repository.
Not sure if that’s even possible. Even a GoPro barely lasts about 2-3 hours while running no AI and having a bigger battery than whatever you can fit in glasses.
Desktop users (except for business) don’t make Microsoft any money, so they probably don’t care.
It was always open source, but they didn’t update the repo. They started updating it a few years ago after complaints from users. https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Server
Anyways, it’s impossible to know if that’s the code they’re actually running on their servers. You just have to trust them the same way you trust “no logs” VPNs aren’t actually logging your activity.
Not formerly known. CoMaps is different from Organic Maps. This is the same as saying “Librewolf, formerly known as Firefox”.
Do you specifically need ffmpeg? If it’s just screen recording from the terminal, wl-screenrec has the best performance (meaning low CPU usage) for Wayland screen capture. It does require the new screen capture extensions so it will depend on your compositor.
You can use your own server.
I’d say wl-screenrec (https://github.com/russelltg/wl-screenrec) shows the best screen capture performance on Linux. I guess it could be even better since Wayland has released newer protocols and newer versions of the protocols used in wl-screenrec.
You can allow guest accounts, although it’s disabled by default in synapse.
Call supports depends on the client you’re using. Element is usually ahead in features implementation, but you can get a list of clients and filter by features in the matrix website.
Also I’m not sure what the other person meant by easy to setup. Matrix servers are notoriously hard to setup when compared to anything most things you would find yourself selfhosting, specially with WebRTC/TURN. I think there’s an ansible playbook somewhere, but I never tried it.
You’d make a great tech CEO.
This seems to be the latest one. https://simplex.chat/blog/20241014-simplex-network-v6-1-security-review-better-calls-user-experience.html
Don’t bring anything with a modem and you’re good to go.
I sincerely hope your reply in the mailing list was satire .
You can run an imitation of the DeepSeek R1 model, but not the actual one unless you literally buy a dozen of whatever NVIDIA’s top GPU is at the moment.
Is there another example of this happening in Facebook aside for the openKylin post? I looked around and every article is only talking about this specific DistroWatch issue.
wlroots doesn’t support HDR.
TRULY modern OS
What does this even mean? So iOS, MacOS, Windows11, Linux aren’t modern?
a way better compositor than wayland (in fact, android has the best compositor in the world, compared to ANY OS)
Wayland is not a compositor, it’s a protocol. SurfaceFlinger can totally be made in Wayland. Saying SurfaceFlinger is better than Wayland is like saying words are better than English.
A properly modified desktop OS based on it (better than Samsung’s DeX for example), that is also able to run normal Linux apps, would be a huge winner.
Nobody will ever use this on Linux, unless it is implemented in Wayland. It is infinitely more likely for Android to rewrite its compositor for Wayland than SurfaceFlinger being adopted as Linux’s main compositor.
Do you really talk to your friends through email?
You have a higher chance of solving this issue if you ask in #webrtc:matrix.org