if the hardware is not working with the linux kernel, its bad hardware
gnome not opening the keyboard when i focus an input, has nothing to do with the hardware
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if the hardware is not working with the linux kernel, its bad hardware
gnome not opening the keyboard when i focus an input, has nothing to do with the hardware
idk about op, but if i asked about a good linux tablet, i would mean the hardware not the software
for me a good linux tablet means i can take my favorite linux distro, install it without big hassle and have a good performing computer with all components working afterwards
while good performing can be interpretable
nix like in nixos?
three solutions:
Nixpkgs is actually one of the most up to date software repositories. (~90% according to repology)
You may be using a release channel which will only be updated for important security updates.
nice
i remember nuking my windows dual boot about 2 years ago
pretty similar story: i discovered almost all my games work with wine, so i didn’t use windows for a few month. eventually i didn’t see any point in keeping it around.
the proprietary drivers work pretty great on X11 for me
I have no experience. Anyway:
You can also look at and analyze the source code of existing Libre frontends like rimgo (go).
lol wine and cygwin inception
you could install your favorite distro with all your customizations and needed programs on a flash drive and use that as a rescue system
nope, that is probably window manager specific, i’m using i3, but any keyboard shortcuts get disabled when a window grabs the pointer anyway, i found a solution and updated my post
Maybe once I am a bit more used to reading and understanding documentation for large existing libraries and programs.
This is exactly what I needed, thanks!
do you know Bibata cursors?
i like them more than Breeze, but Breeze is my second favorite of all cursor themes i know
imv is the absolute best
Arch and any arch based distro. It’s overused, deb is better and the absolute chads will always be distros like NixOS or Guix System. There is no use for an unstable, beginner-unfriendly, distro where you constantly encounter dependency hell.
Of course I’m just being edgy, every Linux Distro is good for the sole fact of it not being Windows.
i use freshrss, and rssbridge to aggregate my feed device independenty (so i can have the same feed on my phone)
NixOS is not immutable in the way Fodora Silverblue is, and way more declarative and reproducible than Ansible. But yeah it is not something you “need”. Other distros work too, but NixOS is way more fun.
its probably easier to debug the issues you currently have, than dealing with the suckness of imparative package management