Sony Xperia 1 here, no app, neither.

Old sunfire were fun.

LoL my current Gentoo system was installed like 12 years ago and moved on 5 different hardware platforms without a proper reinstall.

I have said myself to never peek in the /etc directory for any reason! 😅

Last time I used Solaris, that thing locked itself if someone casually unplugs the keyboard. Good luck with the WiFi card! 🤣

That’s what happens when we let soydevs name things.

Endeavour

Oh, nice choice!

I’m impressed by how they were able to make a worse ribbon interface than Microsoft itself.

I did the mistake of watching the anime before watching the live action movie, and hated it.

“highly configurable” and “very little effort to start using” don’t blend together in car mechanics, and they don’t in Linux either.

I was going to suggest Gentoo or Arch because they’re the standard for “highly configurable” but they really demand some effort to start using them.

Also, so far, only Debian really, really, cares about open source, most distros don’t mind copyrighted video codecs or proprietary GPU drivers if they make the user’s life easier.

Systemd likes to ruin all the easy stuff with overcomplicated bloated programms.

The policy doesn’t say if the save the CONTENT of your system files, just enumerated them.

So, how exactly does this company expect to make money with the information that I like to keep discord and Adobe acrobat running in background?

About file names:

Let’s pretend the anti cheat detected a software that’s screen recording the game.

If the software file that triggered the alarm is obs.exe (and it’s digitally signed accordingly) then it’s a pass. If the filename is autoaim.exe then it starts some sort of investigation.

I’m just theorising here.

Not really fond of it. But so far it’s the best tool I’ve found to be used in a professional environment that supports Exchange.

After 20 years, lots of people grow out of their mistakes and become wiser.

Ballmer is not one of these people.

Oh, that will explain why outlook runs like shit on my new computer.

And after trying Linux inside windows and then inside a VM and realising it runs like shit, they’ll be convinced windows is better, but they’ve been deceived.

Fair enough. It’s also a beast of its time. Now that everything is JavaScript or similar, vscode just works better.

It’s quite common knowledge, Microsoft does horrible operating systems but great dev tools. Visual Studio (not vscode) was amazing to develop software.

And thanks god we don’t have to deal with Eclipse anymore.

The real question would be why the open source community cannot create a better dev tool that’s not outmatched by a glorified text editor.

Thanks.

Look, I’m already sold.