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yay, #LTT - einer der grössten techkanäle überhaupt - macht werbung für #Linux
#YearOfTheLinuxDesktopv=8KQFgWdiudo
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@BenjaminHCCarr/116606333208427577
Steve Ballmer, 2001: "Linux is like cancer"
Microslop, 2026: Hey look what we build our cloud services on.
Guys, stop talking about #yearofthelinuxdesktop
This is it. It's a done deal.
Linux has f***** won.
[Granted, the knowledge about it is not evenly distributed yet.]
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The Linux Anthem
The broad left sing "The Internationale".
The Brits sing of ruling the seas.
The French of pouring the blood of their enemies upon the fields.
Aussie yobbos chant the chorus to "Am I Ever Going To See Your Face Again".Linux Users got to sing together in solidarity.
Make a Linux Anthem to echo off the concrete, in Washington DC restaurants, in homeless camps under bridges, as we electric scooter towards the #YearOfTheLinuxDesktop?
#LinuxPromotion
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3-VZP1pCIL8 -
The Linux Anthem
The broad left sing "The Internationale".
The Brits sing of ruling the seas.
The French of pouring the blood of their enemies upon the fields.
Aussie yobbos chant the chorus to "Am I Ever Going To See Your Face Again".Linux Users got to sing together in solidarity.
Make a Linux Anthem to echo off the concrete, in Washington DC restaurants, in homeless camps under bridges, as we electric scooter towards the #YearOfTheLinuxDesktop?
#LinuxPromotion
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This is kind of more useful than a Copilot button.
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This is kind of more useful than a Copilot button.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@Paroxia/116170196975222363
Anda, mira, por fin hemos llegado al año del Linux Desktop.
Yo hace ya cuatro meses que vacié por completo el PC y me instalé Omarchy Linux y no he mirado atrás. Tengo todo funcionando igual que en Windows, con cero bloatware, cero IA embutida en todas partes, y sin MicroSlop espiando todo lo que hago.
Hacéos un favor y pasaros a Linux.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@Paroxia/116170196975222363
Anda, mira, por fin hemos llegado al año del Linux Desktop.
Yo hace ya cuatro meses que vacié por completo el PC y me instalé Omarchy Linux y no he mirado atrás. Tengo todo funcionando igual que en Windows, con cero bloatware, cero IA embutida en todas partes, y sin MicroSlop espiando todo lo que hago.
Hacéos un favor y pasaros a Linux.
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I started a recursive
rsyncand let it run a tad bit long....#yearofthelinuxDesktop indeed
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I started a recursive
rsyncand let it run a tad bit long....#yearofthelinuxDesktop indeed
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#Papirus 's icon for #ReText is annoying me right now. I'll just do something about that.
By the way, is there an accepted logo for #reStructuredText anywhere, other than the LaTeX-like wordmark on Wikipedia?
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#Papirus 's icon for #ReText is annoying me right now. I'll just do something about that.
By the way, is there an accepted logo for #reStructuredText anywhere, other than the LaTeX-like wordmark on Wikipedia?
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Einem Kollege das Steam Deck gezeigt. Hellauf begeistert. Problem: gibt gerade keine 🙈
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RE: https://fnordon.de/@Kuchenschwarte/116107948960720896
Wenn solche Artikel jetzt schon auf den allerbehäbigsten Mainstream-Portalen kommen, dann könnte es wirklich, wirklich, wirklich sein, dass bald das #yearofthelinuxdesktop ist 🧐
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RE: https://fnordon.de/@Kuchenschwarte/116107948960720896
Wenn solche Artikel jetzt schon auf den allerbehäbigsten Mainstream-Portalen kommen, dann könnte es wirklich, wirklich, wirklich sein, dass bald das #yearofthelinuxdesktop ist 🧐
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Two days ago, KDE Plasma 6.6 was released. Yesterday, the update for my distro was here. Update and reboot took less than 5 minutes. Everything is working.
Rolling release distros have the reputation to be unstable and that might be true in some cases, but Arch Linux and CachyOS do a really great job. And KDE anyway.
#kde #plasma #archlinux #cachyos #linux #yearofthelinuxdesktop
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Two days ago, KDE Plasma 6.6 was released. Yesterday, the update for my distro was here. Update and reboot took less than 5 minutes. Everything is working.
Rolling release distros have the reputation to be unstable and that might be true in some cases, but Arch Linux and CachyOS do a really great job. And KDE anyway.
#kde #plasma #archlinux #cachyos #linux #yearofthelinuxdesktop
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It's wild how usable the #Argon40 ONE UP is with a 16GB #RaspberryPi CM5.
#YearOfTheLinuxDesktop indeed!
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It's wild how usable the #Argon40 ONE UP is with a 16GB #RaspberryPi CM5.
#YearOfTheLinuxDesktop indeed!
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I own a laptop now that can only run #Linux.
#YearOfTheLinuxDesktop indeed!
I am tooting from Linux but I still use #PowerShell :blobcatwink:
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I own a laptop now that can only run #Linux.
#YearOfTheLinuxDesktop indeed!
I am tooting from Linux but I still use #PowerShell :blobcatwink:
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How to install Espanso on Debian or Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS
“Replace ‘:poke’ with ‘Pokémon,’ or save some time by replacing ‘:greeting’ with a stock email template. That’s the basic idea, but Espanso goes much further. It’s one of the most powerful utilities I’ve used, and if you’re willing to do a bit of legwork to set it up properly, it can be one of the most powerful tools on your PC, too”, writes Jacob Roach.
Installing Espanso for Wayland
Espanso is a cross-platform text expander written in Rust. Follow these instructions to install Espanso 2.3.0 for Wayland on your Debian-based distribution.
Compiling from source
If you are installing on any platform other than amd64 or simply prefer compiling software from source, start at Step 1.
Using the Debian binary package
If you are installing on amd64 hardware and would like to use the binary package for installation, start at Step 7.
Step 1
Install the required packages from your distribution’s software repository.
$ sudo apt install --yes build-essential git libdbus-1-dev libssl-dev libwxgtk3.*-dev libxkbcommon-dev wl-clipboardStep 2
Download and install the Rust Programming Language.
$ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | shSelect option 1) – just press enter.
1) Proceed with standard installation (default - just press enter)
2) Customize installation
3) Cancel installation
>Step 3
Reload the PATH environment variable to include Cargo, which is the build tool for Rust.
$ source "$HOME/.cargo/env"Step 4
Clone the espanso GitHub repository onto your local machine.
$ git clone https://github.com/espanso/espanso "$HOME/git/espanso"Step 5
Compile
espansoin release mode.$ cd "$HOME/git/espanso" && cargo build -p espanso --release --no-default-features --features modulo,vendored-tls,waylandStep 6
Move
espansoto its correct location in your Linux system.$ sudo mv "$HOME/git/espanso/target/release/espanso" /usr/local/bin/Step 7
Install the required packages from your distribution’s software repository.
$ sudo apt-get install --yes libwxgtk3.2-1t64 wl-clipboardStep 8
Download
espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.debonto your local machine.$ wget -P "$HOME/Downloads/" --show-progress https://github.com/espanso/espanso/releases/download/v2.3.0/espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.debStep 9
Install the downloaded package.
$ sudo dpkg -i "$HOME/Downloads/espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.deb"Step 10
Give
espansothe permissions required for its operation.$ sudo setcap "cap_dac_override+p" $(which espanso)Check to see whether the
espansobinary was installed successfully.$ espanso --versionStep 11
Register
espansoas a systemd service and launch the program.$ espanso service register && espanso start && espanso statusUse the wizard and start with a practical example.
Step 12
After completing the wizard, use [Alt + Space] to open the search bar.
GNOME and PIXEL desktops only
Change the default shortcut for opening the search bar to resolve an existing conflict.
$ sed -i 's/search_shortcut: ALT+SPACE/search_shortcut: ALT+SHIFT+SPACE/' "$HOME/.config/espanso/config/default.yml"Use [Alt + Shift + Space] to open the search bar.
Experimental support for Wayland
Espanso has some known limitations under Wayland. Most notably, “there is currently no support for App-specific configurations”.
#crossplatform #debian #espanso #linux #linuxmint #macos #raspberrypi #raspi #rpi #rust #ubuntu #wayland #windows #yearofthelinuxdesktop -
How to install Espanso on Debian or Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS
“Replace ‘:poke’ with ‘Pokémon,’ or save some time by replacing ‘:greeting’ with a stock email template. That’s the basic idea, but Espanso goes much further. It’s one of the most powerful utilities I’ve used, and if you’re willing to do a bit of legwork to set it up properly, it can be one of the most powerful tools on your PC, too”, writes Jacob Roach.
Installing Espanso for Wayland
Espanso is a cross-platform text expander written in Rust. Follow these instructions to install Espanso 2.3.0 for Wayland on your Debian-based distribution.
Compiling from source
If you are installing on any platform other than amd64 or simply prefer compiling software from source, start at Step 1.
Using the Debian binary package
If you are installing on amd64 hardware and would like to use the binary package for installation, start at Step 7.
Step 1
Install the required packages from your distribution’s software repository.
$ sudo apt install --yes build-essential git libdbus-1-dev libssl-dev libwxgtk3.*-dev libxkbcommon-dev wl-clipboardStep 2
Download and install the Rust Programming Language.
$ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | shSelect option 1) – just press enter.
1) Proceed with standard installation (default - just press enter)
2) Customize installation
3) Cancel installation
>Step 3
Reload the PATH environment variable to include Cargo, which is the build tool for Rust.
$ source "$HOME/.cargo/env"Step 4
Clone the espanso GitHub repository onto your local machine.
$ git clone https://github.com/espanso/espanso "$HOME/git/espanso"Step 5
Compile
espansoin release mode.$ cd "$HOME/git/espanso" && cargo build -p espanso --release --no-default-features --features modulo,vendored-tls,waylandStep 6
Move
espansothe /usr/local/bin directory.$ sudo mv "$HOME/git/espanso/target/release/espanso" /usr/local/bin/Step 7
Install the required packages from your distribution’s software repository.
$ sudo apt-get install --yes libwxgtk3.2-1t64 wl-clipboardStep 8
Download
espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.debonto your local machine.$ wget -P "$HOME/Downloads/" --show-progress https://github.com/espanso/espanso/releases/download/v2.3.0/espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.debStep 9
Install the downloaded package.
$ sudo dpkg -i "$HOME/Downloads/espanso-debian-wayland-amd64.deb"Step 10
Give
espansothe permissions required for its operation.$ sudo setcap "cap_dac_override+p" $(which espanso)Check to see whether the
espansobinary was installed successfully.$ espanso --versionStep 11
Register
espansoas a systemd service and launch the program.$ espanso service register && espanso start && espanso statusUse the wizard and start with a practical example.
Step 12
After completing the wizard, use [Alt + Space] to open the search bar.
GNOME and PIXEL desktops only
Change the default shortcut for opening the search bar to resolve an existing conflict.
$ sed -i 's/search_shortcut: ALT+SPACE/search_shortcut: ALT+SHIFT+SPACE/' "$HOME/.config/espanso/config/default.yml"Use [Alt + Shift + Space] to open the search bar.
Experimental support for Wayland
Espanso has some known limitations under Wayland. Most notably, “there is currently no support for App-specific configurations”.
#crossplatform #debian #espanso #linux #linuxmint #macos #raspberrypi #raspi #rpi #rust #ubuntu #wayland #windows #yearofthelinuxdesktop -
Well I've been using Linux (LMDE) as my sole desktop OS for a bit over a month now, and it's starting to feel mundane in a good way. I spent a lot of time in the first two weeks setting things up, configuring, testing, tweaking, etc... and that has all basically wrapped up. I'm pretty much just using it now.
It's not perfect, and the solutions to certain things are still Very Linux, but my Windows setup wasn't perfect either, I just got used to dealing with its eccentricities, like having to reboot my PC once after powering it on so that the audio didn't crackle, or all of the windows on my desktop moving onto one monitor after they go into power save mode because DisplayPort.
I now have a variation on this theme under Linux, if I power on the machine, the monitors are swapped until I reboot once. But I also rarely do that, so 🤷 I'll see if I can figure it out eventually if it really bothers me enough.
I have run into one instance so far of "darn, no Linux app, guess I'm not using that". Was thinking about trying out Proton Drive, but no Linux support. Maybe I could run it under wine, might give that a try eventually or not, we'll see.
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Well I've been using Linux (LMDE) as my sole desktop OS for a bit over a month now, and it's starting to feel mundane in a good way. I spent a lot of time in the first two weeks setting things up, configuring, testing, tweaking, etc... and that has all basically wrapped up. I'm pretty much just using it now.
It's not perfect, and the solutions to certain things are still Very Linux, but my Windows setup wasn't perfect either, I just got used to dealing with its eccentricities, like having to reboot my PC once after powering it on so that the audio didn't crackle, or all of the windows on my desktop moving onto one monitor after they go into power save mode because DisplayPort.
I now have a variation on this theme under Linux, if I power on the machine, the monitors are swapped until I reboot once. But I also rarely do that, so 🤷 I'll see if I can figure it out eventually if it really bothers me enough.
I have run into one instance so far of "darn, no Linux app, guess I'm not using that". Was thinking about trying out Proton Drive, but no Linux support. Maybe I could run it under wine, might give that a try eventually or not, we'll see.
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so using gamemoderun kind of works, but not in my specific situation for several different reasons, including that I'm running the Battle.net launcher which then launches a bunch of processes including the actual game, plus some apparent design decisions by gamemode which prevent it from modifying the process priority (plus it doesn't know which of the processes is the actual game and would presumably treat them all the same if it did work, which also isn't what i want)
so chances are my best bet would be to write my own script or program that does exactly what i want/need: watch for certain processes to be launched and automatically set their io and cpu priorities, either in collaboration with gamemode, or just duplicating the parts that do work.
classic... :blobovo:
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so using gamemoderun kind of works, but not in my specific situation for several different reasons, including that I'm running the Battle.net launcher which then launches a bunch of processes including the actual game, plus some apparent design decisions by gamemode which prevent it from modifying the process priority (plus it doesn't know which of the processes is the actual game and would presumably treat them all the same if it did work, which also isn't what i want)
so chances are my best bet would be to write my own script or program that does exactly what i want/need: watch for certain processes to be launched and automatically set their io and cpu priorities, either in collaboration with gamemode, or just duplicating the parts that do work.
classic... :blobovo:
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I have just discovered the concepts of "gamemode" and "split lock mitigation" for gaming under Linux. Going to give these things a look and see if they smooth things out at all.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GameMode
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I have just discovered the concepts of "gamemode" and "split lock mitigation" for gaming under Linux. Going to give these things a look and see if they smooth things out at all.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GameMode
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I don't want to jinx it but... this most recent tweak may have actually resolved the issue: using protontricks to change the wine config to use the ALSA driver instead of the default PulseAudio.
protontricks <appid> sound=alsa
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,8105.0.html
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Have tweaked many a setting, but still getting some audio crackling in WoW under Proton/Wine... :bloberm:
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Where do people mount their additional fixed drives, for data and games etc? Under /? /mnt? somewhere else?
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I feel like not enough people are talking about the collapse of Microsoft.
#microsoft #microslop #stocks #ai #yearofthelinuxdesktop -
This is normal right...?