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Same here. Pretty easy to unlock it.

Adanisi,
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Yeah, sure, we like to promote it because it’s… harder??

Adanisi,
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Yep the Pinetime can last for about 2 weeks on Infinitime in my case

Adanisi, (edited )
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Fuck off Poettering. Stop trying to absorb the whole system.

EDIT: apparently systemd absorbing the whole system with it’s nonstandard, monolithic nightmare is a good thing, judging from downvotes. Carry on.

Adanisi,
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Systemd likes to break standards. That’s a big reason

I don't know anything about Linux and the idea of installing it frightens me. Where do I start?

I bought a laptop yesterday, it came pre-installed with Windows 11. I hate win 11 so I switched it down to Windows 10, but then started considering using Linux for total control over the laptop, but here’s the thing: I keep seeing memes about how complicated or fucky wucky Linux is to install and run. I love the idea of open...

Adanisi,
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The Apple of Linux? Is that not Ubuntu?

Adanisi,
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I think that’s GNOME’s fault. Debian allows you to do more than Ubuntu, for example by not ramming proprietary snaps down your throat when you try to use apt.

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At least they don’t remove perfectly good ones 🤷‍♂️

Adanisi,
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Ahaha is that why they’re removing everything from the DE and forcing people to use extensions for things like desktop icons? So they can say “it’s not us, it’s the extensions”?

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“KDE is for kids”

No, KDE is for people who want a desktop which is “Simple by default, powerful when needed”. Or people who simply prefer it.

I also like how you compare DE performance and decide KDE is worse than Gnome? Like what? Are you stuck on KDE4?

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5.3 and 5.6 are both ancient :/

I’ve been running KDE for years.

On a:

  • Thinkpad T400 (2009, 2.3GHz dual core)
  • Toshiba Satellite (2009, 1.2(?)GHz single core)
  • HP Pavilion (unknown year, model, clock speed)
  • Framework 13 (2020, 4.9GHz hexa core)
  • AMD A10-7700K desktop (3.4GHz quad core)
  • AMD Ryzen 3 2200G (3.6GHZ quad core)

With the compositor enabled.

These all ran it smoothly. The only slow part was the loading on some of these machines.

And KDE is absolutely usable by default, it resembles a Windows desktop.

Adanisi, (edited )
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I personally don’t, but it’s a standard Mac/Windows users are very familiar with, and the ability to add them doesn’t impact you if you don’t want to.

In other words: it’s a net-positive.

Also some people just like them

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KDE Plasma 5.6 is from 2016, genius. It is very old.

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5.27 is the current version Debian is on.

And I’ve run KDE Plasma on a lot of hardware, a lot of it very old, and it’s been fine, if with slightly slow loading times (I daily drove that single-core potato I mentioned for about a year on Plasma).

I’m very sorry it felt sluggish for you but that’s likely down to your specific hardware configuration, drivers, GPU vendor + display server combo, etc. Plasma is not that bad for most people. You just got unlucky.

EDIT: Actually, if you actually somehow installed 5.6 on modern Debian with modern Qt frameworks etc, that could be why it was so slow. Could have been a fucked install.

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An integrated GPU isn’t great, but it should run alright still. I think I disabled the dedicated GPU on the Thinkpad I was running and it still ran smoothly.

I don’t know what your circumstances were with your specific laptop, but to paint KDE as, well, shit, just because it ran badly when you tried it is not cool. Especially in the face of other people who have had fine performance on the slowest of potatoes.

Maybe your CPU’s iGPU is a poor bin, maybe you ran up against a bug in something which fucked performance, maybe your HDD was failing or just slow (if it was mechanical), who knows? Point is your one laptop is not representative of all laptops.

Display server = Xorg/Wayland, not the monitor…

Is there any particular reason you felt the need to resort to insults? I like KDE for a reason, because it does what I want and it runs well. I’m not blindly devoted to it like it’s some kind of religion. Hell, I actually prefer GTK as a library over Qt due to it’s C-based nature and I used to daily drive Cinnamon, then MATE.

KDE release nomenclature is also easy. Higher number = newer.

I… know the Plasma 6 release is new? Why is that relevant? We’re both talking about Plasma 5, and Plasma 6 is basically just mega-improved Plasma 5 anyways.

You know what, if you want, tomorrow I’ll get you a video of Plasma running on my single core 1GHz potato laptop if you like.

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KDE is for kids, GNOME is for Grownups.

Uh huh. No fanboying on your part at all. Projection?

Once again, I will send you a video later today of KDE plasma running on my 1GHz single core potato (a much slower CPU than yours) to prove that Plasma can perform. Hey, maybe I’ll also run GNOME on it for you for comparison purposes. Note that I don’t inherently have a problem with GNOME, as I don’t have the mentality that “KDE is for KGrownups”.

Because I feel like with childish statements like the one above, you’re not exactly being 100% truthful. But I can back up my argument with evidence.

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KDE Plasma on a laptop whose hardware was crap when it came out in 2009, running fine:

drive.proton.me/urls/R5SPEKY1VG#yzKAoNQxSjXc

GNOME, slightly sluggish:

drive.proton.me/urls/7JD8899CH8#NlXG8uZpm0Cd

Also just checked out your “computing guide” (which is just a loose collection of info and recommendations more than a guide), and lol’d at this paragraph [brackets mine]:

F(L)OSS means Free (Libre) Open Source software, and it means that the software is freeware [eh, no? FLOSS can be paid], AND the source code that are building blocks of software, are available openly and freely for modification, reverse engineering, compilation and studying purposes. The correct way to say it, as Richard Stallman says, is FLOSS and not FOSS. [I’m fairly sure if you ask Stallman he’ll completely reject “Open Source” all together]

Adanisi,
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Is well-known Olympic athletes being blown up… good for morale?

Adanisi,
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Fair enough

Adanisi,
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It would at least protect the core parts of the kernel itself

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It stops parts of Linux becoming proprietary, and becoming the dominant version users interact with. Comparisons with other kernels are irrelevant

Adanisi,
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What an original, modern, accurate joke

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having an ideological-problem with people making a living off their code

I’m just going to stop you right there. Free Software / Open Source Software are not opposed to people earning money. In fact, they encourage it and there are several avenues through which it is possible, such as not making the code public and selling binaries to people with the source bundled.

You don’t need to fuck over and mistreat users to earn money.

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It’s much worse.

The snap store is proprietary.

Adanisi, (edited )
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Uhh, yes? The hadiths are in fact part of Islamic scripture. Some considered more trustworthy than others, but they are all Islamic scripture in some form. I believe this specific Hadith I quoted for the initial point is considered “Sahih” (essentially, trustworthy).

And wow. The only response you have to me is to argue the semantics of “scripture”? What’s next? Certain parts of the Quran don’t count either? Because I posted a lot of Quran verses.

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Lmao the mental gymnastics coming from you are absolutely ridiculous.

I’m sorry, what do you consider “casting people into the fire” because they “reject our signs”? If not an endorsement of murder of disbelievers!?

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