It’s neat how thunderbird has an add-on.

Familiarity goes a really long way. My mom still wants her PortalTV unit to answer to voice commands.

My mom and my wife’s mom have computers soon to be out of support. Windows.

They need something stable, but also that does all their normal stuff. I’d love something that updated cleanly like enterprise Linux, but gave them the win7 interface they had for so long (they complain about this one now).

So that’s your market. Yeah, a wine box would work well, and Nobara is nearly the winning candidate. But even it requires a lot of finagling for windows people, and I’d love something completely seamless so it’s easier to support.

They’ve only almost barely nearly shat out a usable Unix with hurd. Give them another few decades, my dude!

Tech isn’t an airport: you don’t have to announce your departure.

desktop client app for Linux

An app THAT DOES WHAT? You may as well be asking for “a food I can eat bite by bite”.

Still crutching on containers?

“The only way to save this shrinking ice floe is for more people to jump on”

Violates ISO as well.

I just want to know why my Windows 10 laptop is waking up by itself in the middle of the night to apply updates it isn’t supposed to have?

To answer the question as written: yes.

Upgrades between major versions - since they can be radically different - is generally not an effective feature.

Having said that, conectiva’s apt-rpm could upgrade and downgrade between major versions; and it worked really well!

We marked a line in tape at the door of my business. My cousin’s girlfriend could not enter because we’d crash every time she did.

So the glitch is in auth/access/accounting, like the intern just pushed to prod.

Got a version without docker?

Let it fold: one half holds the landscape screen, and across the lengthwise hinge is space for a wonderful keyboard. Let it be a phone-phone when it’s clammed up and you still have space for Qi and a 3.5mm. BLISS

Oh, so an iso27002 failure, then.

Popular != Good

if I buy $350 in RAM, can I still return it if it’s DoA? Is it soldered by pros, or some rando?

The core insight: OSS monetization was always about attention.

As an Open-source contributor and former owner of several projects, I’m embarrassed.

If you came into Open-source to become rich or famous, you’re a selfish fool. Code for the sake of the code.

I hear it’s semi-modular and repairable. Is this true?