This looks nice but what license does it use?
This looks nice but what license does it use?
I’m not a vandal, but…
I only play a certain part of games, I don’t care for rpgs or top-down games as much as I like first person shooters, racing games, or simulation games.
With that being said, here’s my list.
typing this from firefox on a tablet ;)
Is there something about chromium that makes people stick to it? I’m sure the kiwi browser is good, but why not just use firefox or Mull Browser from the creators of divestOS.
Manifest v3 extensions*
It’d be cool if they applied to all of android not just googled android.
Here’s a take: If you want higher quality, less gimmicky products, buy business devices. I own a Dell Latitude laptop and a Getac tablet, but I don’t have a business phone like this because the custom ROM support might not be as good.
I was thinking the original looks more like arthur
I don’t think so because the majority of the new features are added in software updates to the pixel 8
Edit: You’re running grapheneos so it doesn’t matter anyways. get the pixel 8 cause the differences are minuscule
OP, you might want to just change your username.
slight disagree. While encryption is very useful, it requires a full shutdown or hibernation to do what a normal “sleep” or “lock” would do. definitely not the most convenient setup. I’d say OP should just change his username to something else.
less
, watch
waypipe
exists, but it’s still not perfect.
Yes, the ssh -X
flag forwards it.
…except it’s from Google so I’d assume it’s all going through their servers and it won’t work on third party OSes
Exactly my thoughts. The project is going to remain open source, but not free. I hate when people fail to recognize the difference between free software and open source software.
Prometheus gave the humans the ability to make use of fire, while Zeus only gave the humans a lightning strike which wouldn’t be usable.
On my main laptop I use KDE, it’s smooth and gets the job done. On my tablet, I use GNOME. It runs well, and is touch-optimized. On my other laptop, I use gnome for no particular reason.