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FlapYoJacks posted:Who needs a tiling WM when Tmux and a single open terminal is all you need? Since 2000 I used ratpoison-wm like this, and only really switched to i3 and subsequently sway because it seemed like ratpoison-wm wasn't going to fix an issue I had.
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i just have 10 thousand tabs open in my browser and terminal as god intended
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who needs tiling when you've got 3 27" monitors 
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im at the point where if i need the terminal to perform some regular task i'll make it so i don't have to use the terminal to do that
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mycophobia posted:I'm at the point where if I need the terminal to perform some regular task, I'll make it so I don't have to use the terminal to do that. So you want to be less efficient?
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i have yet to not gain efficiency through this practice. ironically most of the benefits are at work when im on windows, where ive turned the process of opening a command window and typing stuff into dragging files onto batch scripts on my desktop
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Computer.
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can’t stand the things
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point is that the mouse is good, and guis are good. these are the things that ive learned
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mycophobia posted:The point is that the mouse is good, and GUI's are good. These are the things that I've learned Yes, not using the command line in Windows is good. I think you wandered into the Linux thread in YOSPOS by mistake. Here is the correct thread you are looking for.
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Aug 30, 2023 18:45
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wtf why did you retype my post you weirdo
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Aug 30, 2023 18:56
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lol whoa
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but to your point i would kill to use MATE at work instead of windows because the windows gui is rear end
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Lol I would only have expected sagebrush to do that
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mycophobia posted:wtf why did you retype my post you weirdo lmao
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this makes a lot more sense now, at least
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Aug 30, 2023 19:26
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he flapped your jacks and thats that.
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mycophobia posted:wtf why did you retype my post you weirdo My jacks have been flapped!
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https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/08/the-torrid-saga-of-reiserfs-nears-its-end-with-obsolete-label-in-linux-kernel/ reiserfs has now been marked as obsolete in the linux kernel which I guess it’ll be removed at some point which is hilarious because if the filesystem’s namesake wasn’t a murderous psychopath, it would probably have had a chance to supersede ext2 and be the filesystem of choice. Except we now have xfs which is ok but it doesn’t do well with sudden unavailability of power
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sb hermit posted:https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/08/the-torrid-saga-of-reiserfs-nears-its-end-with-obsolete-label-in-linux-kernel/ I used RFS4 way back in the day, and it was quite good. Better than EXT3. It's a shame about the murder. 
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XFS itself survives power interruptions just fine. Data in files might not, but anything that cares already uses a WAL. Now back in ~2002 when XFS was introduced to kernel 2.4 yeah it would massacre your entire filesystem if you didn't shut down cleanly, but anything below 2.6 wasn't really Linux in any recognizably modern form.
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sb hermit posted:https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/08/the-torrid-saga-of-reiserfs-nears-its-end-with-obsolete-label-in-linux-kernel/ woke cancel culture 
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Sapozhnik posted:XFS itself survives power interruptions just fine. Data in files might not, but anything that cares already uses a WAL. where else does an application with a wal put it other than a file lol
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data in files that were written after an fsync successfully returns or after a storage hardware failure occurs might not* if you really want to be a pedant
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just put all the data in the filename imo
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:just put all the data in the filename imo filename is just a bitfield anyway
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Mr. Crow posted:who needs tiling when you've got 3 27" monitors so true....
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ziasquinn posted:so true.... looking at this just makes me worry about multi-monitor mixed DPI support
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corona familiar posted:looking at this just makes me worry about multi-monitor mixed DPI support it makes me want to pet the cat
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQJoPlkb1x0
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corona familiar posted:looking at this just makes me worry about multi-monitor mixed DPI support no worries they are all 24 in 1080p as god wills it
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I finally got a working 4k monitor and it's pretty nice. With text zoomed in it's a similar experience to using a 2k monitor but then I can zoom out and have way more on the screen with it still being legible. My only complaint is that it turned out the kde tiling extension I was using (bismuth) has been abandoned in a state where it's like 95% functional and just doesn't always respond immediately to windows being closed and there's a PR to fix it but the developer doesn't care enough to merge it, but instead it's been replaced with a new one (polonium) using features of newer versions of kwin but of course the new one is currently buggier and less functional than the old one and the developer is basically saying "it's kwin's fault and also I don't have time to work on it right now" OK then how about fixing the old one first instead
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mystes posted:I finally got a working 4k monitor and it's pretty nice. With text zoomed in it's a similar experience to using a 2k monitor but then I can zoom out and have way more on the screen with it still being legible. it’s open sores just fork it and maintain your own version
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KDE Plasma 6.0 Planned For Release In Early February
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might be the first phoronix post about kde with no mention of wayland updates in the last decade
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i bought a $180 hp laptop and put debian on it and it work. that is all
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by posting that, you have now cursed yourself to a 1 hour battery life, and an internal microphone that only works when you first plug in, then unplug an external mic
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AMD raytracing is kind of broken and slow with Steam and Proton. What gives.
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nudgenudgetilt posted:by posting that, you have now cursed yourself to a 1 hour battery life, and an internal microphone that only works when you first plug in, then unplug an external mic i actually hadnt tested the mic or camera yet but they work, thanks.
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