husam212

There's a value in keeping using a non-WebKit browser.

It's really annoying that domain is not the main one, it's so much better!

I stopped distro hopping after switching to Arch (with Sway WM), now my same installation is hopping across laptops instead.

It might not be friendly for new Linux users but I feel in control using it and keep it maintained and clean easily.

I usually recommend Vanilla OS for non-tech savvy people, in case you're looking for something that just works. It will probably become limiting for you after a while since you like tinkering.

Using Postgres is becoming easier with the new Rails Solid [Queue, Cable, Cache] stuff.

Isn't it Chromium based?

I've been using Floorp for a while to get proper vertical tabs.

Floorp, a Firefox fork, has this feature.

I would rather get a cheap Android phone with LineageOS and just remove anything I don't want.

> don't bring any additional benefit to just writing code in your normal programming language

What if the query is implemented in a lower level and more efficient programming language, or probably a completely separate DB engine.

It's compatible with Redis cluster mode only, which is not always supported.

Maybe use MacroDroid to make the phone rings whenever it receives some specific SMS from your phone number.

I use OpenWrt whenever it's possible, to avoid SD card wear completely.

Confusing name considering ChimeraOS which is also Linux based.

Maybe the motor is supposed to turn with the wheel, that doesn't sound like a good idea.

Best solutions are the simplest ones, and this is the right one! It's an electrical coupling issue so I think it should be fixed electrically.

Apple iPlay? https://imgur.com/a/UsDYp7i

If Valve managed to acquire a good marker share, developers will care about having something that works in Valve's SteamOS, Microsoft will push developers to native ports if they tried to degrade Proton ports, so I think they'll prefer to keep their control over DirecX.

I would rather renting too, I'm looking for a hosting service that offers Arch Linux ARM, can't find any.

I noticed some weird bugs with clipboard sharing, a pure wayland setup avoids such quirks.

I'm trying to switch to RCS.

Exactly the same, just thousands of years older.

It is a completely different approach, instead of sandboxing potentially malicious software, prevent it from getting into your machine, this approach works for open-source only.

Most popular distors provide similar stuff to PPA, the AUR in Arch for example.

I think the header Content-Length is missing.

> Now, I’m excited to share Lenovo is moving to certify the full workstation portfolio for top Linux distributions from Ubuntu® and Red Hat® – every model, every configuration.

> Our entire portfolio of ThinkStation and ThinkPad P Series workstations will now be certified via both Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Ubuntu LTS

Are they certifying all models or just ThinkStation and ThinkPad P Series?

This doesn't work to change a file name to something completely different, while you can do that using the posted gist, so there's a necessity for it to not re-type the path to the file twice.

That's a really bad name for the Arab world :P

Non-rechargable batteries costs more electricity than they'll ever produce in their lifespan, and producing them makes sense.

I added a package that uses the pre-built binaries, `what-bin` in the AUR.

Great! I'll finally be able to update my SSD firmware as Linux is my main and only OS.

What about a bigger heatsink?