Ehemalige DSA-Figur, die es irgendwie geschafft hat, eines Menschen Pseudonym im Internet zu werden.
Former TDE character who somehow managed to become one mans pseudonym on the internet.
I don’t use pacmanfm but it seems like it is rendering wallpapers itself, so using both is not the way to go.
Instead you should try to set the wallpaper in pacmanfm. A short search brought up the following command but I did not test it:
pcmanfm-qt --set-wallpaper=FILE --wallpaper-mode=MODE
Honestly when you kind of know Debian than stay with it. It’s greater software. You can easily install a graphical desktop if you like to do so. Also it’s quit comfortable to have the same package manager on all you systems.
Looks very sketchy but I’m not to sure if it really is GIMP. It’s code is old and complex changing it to look like in the screenshot would be a big project on itself.
I ran Debian on my Pinebook Pro until it tied about 6 month ago. Was painfully slow but it did kind of work.
I think others have answered your question here quit well, I hope you’re not overwhelmed by all of this.
Stuff from the repository of your distribution generally can be considered save but everything involving a third party might not be.
This counts for both other Apt repositories as well as Flatpak. You likely have Flathub as an Flatpak source and while they have some checks and controll instances it is possible for untrusted third parties to upload packages including non-free ones there. I do not now of any incidents but some suspicion for packages with full system access can’t harm.
I kind of expect it. Not because of to much grows on the Linux side more because a lot of the desktop use cases are slowly dying and I think this will hit Windows harder than Linux based systems.
I agree. In my opinion Mint is one of the few distros that actually manage to make everything doable without the terminal.
Is Kali based on Debian Testing? Such issues can happen in the testing branch because sometimes only some of the dependencies from unstable get moved into it.
That’s why it’s strongly discouraged to use Testing.
Its so hard to find smaller phones nowadays. Tried it recently. Would have wished for something between 4.7’’ and 5’’ but had to settle on a 6’’ phone because there just isn’t anything smaller on the market.
Even in Firefox all streaming platforms I’ve used in the last couple of years worked just fine.
I own the original PinePhone, and it’s nice to tinker with, but honestly it’s far too slow to be usable on a regular basis. Perhaps the PinePhone Pro is slightly better, but most likely still not good enough.
Couple that with the other issues described by @carzian@lemmy.ml , and it’s pretty clear why it failed.
While some of the arguments are true, this blog post mainly reads like an ad for hyperland and it propably is just that.
I don’t use autotools anymore for any of my private projects. It’s plain Makefiles for me simple and easy. But I usualy only target Linux.
Really hope they find the caller and bring him to court. I mean both streamer and police are the victims here.
At least it hasn’t been a actual SEK unit (SWAT in Germany) they look more like normal patrol officers. But nevertheless it’s unacceptable.
Thats the term Stallman came up with when the first distributions (esspecially Debian) started to build up. It wasnt really popular even back than so he setteled in GNU/Linux as alternative which to this day is in the name of quit a lot distributions.
It was never the plan/intend to rename the Linux kernel itsself to either of those terms.
Interresting list, thanks.
Regarding the Firefox Wayland variable, it should be possible to add the line in ~/.profile instand. And that file can simple be opend by showing hidden files in the file manager of choice.
Ubuntu (in VM, a few months) -> Linux Mint (1 year) -> Archlinux (2 years) -> Ubuntu (1 year) -> Fedora (2 years) -> Linux Mint Debian (3 years) -> Debian (5+ years for now)
I have had a desktop PC and a laptop for a few years now. The laptop had Mint (DE) for 2 years longer.
That should be more or less it, makes about 14 years on GNU/Linux now.
I‘m not sure if I like this. I use Matrix for a couple of years now and to be honest the more I use it the more I hate it.
Everything just feels slow, clunky and some basic things are quite complicated to archive and some functionality just does not work.
All that was okay for me in the beginning but it never got better.
IRC and XMPP also had their problems but I often wish them back nowadays.
This I really like Debian but on my everyday “production” system I run LMDE. I still have Debian in all it’s glory but also all those small extra convince features and we’ll thought out defaults.