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if I can pick between Lenovo and Valve, I'm going with the one that contributes the most to the Linux ecosystem. I think that means I'll stick with valve and a steam deck 2
I will probably be waiting for the next generation of Steam Deck. I have yet to buy a handheld, I just want the tech/software to mature even further (and hopefully anti-cheat will be in a better spot).
it's a nope for me. I have a Legion Go and trading down to a worse screen and non-detachable controllers is a no-go (heh) for me. Official Linux support is nice, but not if it comes with a loss of capability.
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Mozillaβs overall revenue saw a sizeable boost in 2023, despite a drop in income from its lucrative search engine deals. According to its latest financial report, Mozillaβs revenue in 2...
Venezuela's deputy minister for Collective Health, JesΓΊs Miguel Osteicochea, reported that Venezuela received more than 2.4 million vaccines from the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Introducing oniux: Kernel-level Tor isolation for any Linux app. This torsocks alternative uses namespaces to isolate Linux applications over the Tor network and eliminate data leaks.
KDE and its eco initiative will have a booth tomorrow at the Umweltfestival in Berlin. The event is free to attend, so come chat with us and let's talk about #endOf10
A Syrian civilian was martyred and three others were wounded in raids carried out by Zionist enemy planes that targeted three locations in the countryside of Latakia and Tartus governorates on Friday evening.
Iranβs Foreign Ministry and Atomic Energy Organization have issued a sharp joint statement rejecting the latest IAEA report as biased and politically motivated, accusing Western nations of undermining diplomacy and weaponizing the IAEA for pressure.
Gaza (Quds News Network)- The current aid flow into Gaza is "a mockery to the mass tragedy unfolding under our watch," warned Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner-General of the UN agency for Palestinian
New Covid mRNA approved by FDA May 30, 2025. MNEXSPIKE. According to FDA -advisory committee approval NOT needed as no concerns exist over it. fda.gov/media/186740/download?β¦
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We have recently become aware of a blog post published by MALIBAL detailing
their experience working with 9elements and other companies on a
coreboot-related project.
The You Only Look Once (YOLO) series of detectors have established themselves as efficient and practical tools. However, their reliance on predefined and trained object categories limits their applicability in open scenarios.
@J.JTimes Today, we bring you the news that the U.S. FDA has approved Modernaβs next-generation COVID-19 vaccine.This is not just another vaccine story β itβ...
More than 500 citizens of Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti and Nicaragua will no longer be able to live and work peacefully on American soil. The US Supreme Court has given the White House the go-ahead to deport these half a million migrants.
Several hundred people packed the Bishop Nikolaj Community Centre in West London on the evening of Saturday May 24 for a remembrance and discussion event marking 26 years since NATOβs war of aggression against Serbia and the former Yugoslavia, organiβ¦
Iβd like to know what anyone is using that they really think is helping them that isnβt taking traditional prescription medication for ADHD. Please make sure whatever it is can be found βover the counterβ or readily available commercially. Please keep it to simple items that are easily found separately - i.e. a B vitamin of B6, 12 and vitamin C along with Magnesium glycinate or something.
I have to throw in a couple caveats, just to make sure we can get a decent picture of what is actually helping, soβ¦
Please nothing illicit or illegal.
Please no blends or other proprietary herbal combinations. If a blend helps you, greatβ¦but we donβt know what is in the blend that is helping, and someone may not have access to that product where they live.
Please be specific, like making sure to differentiate between magnesium glycinate and magnesium L-threonate.
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The sea stretching out into the horizon... I find this blue planet beautiful. The waves receding under my feet and the scent of the sea breeze are nice, too.
The thing is your options are either a kitten, a puppy, a bear cub or a little girl so you don't have much of a choice in that matter, don't worry, your can switch her out later.
Among the countries that have committed to voluntary adjustments to their output plans are Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Algeria, Oman, and Kuwait
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Islands capture the imagination like few other geographic features. From the chilly, remote archipelagos of the north to sun-drenched tropical gems, islands
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The default will be very, very familiar to anyone who already used PopOS. You have a bottom dock and a top panel. The dock has your app icons and access to the app library and the launcher, the top panel lets you access the workspaces, the apps, the time and date, and your system tray.
The settings let you do whatever the hell you want to these panels and docks. You can move any of these to any screen edge, you can move any applet from one to the other, size them how you want, make them fully transparent, you can replicate any layout you'd like, basically, and if you'd like to just have one single taskbar at the bottom, you can always make the top panel transparent, and auto hide it, after removing all of its applets.
Of course, one of the main advantages of PopOS was always its auto tiling features, and they return here in Cosmic. You can obviously manually tile windows on screen edges, or corners, to half tile, maximize, or quarter tile, but you also get the nice auto tiling applet in the top bar. You can turn on auto tiling for the current workspace, and keep a different behavior for other workspaces, and you can even set that behavior for any new workspace that is created, since these are dynamic, like in GNOME.
After that, you can either navigate using the keyboard or the mouse, and you have a nice visual hint around the currently focused window as well. You can also stack windows by placing them on top of one another, and this will add tabs in the titlebars of these windows. These stacks will persist even if you untile the desktop, and you can create these stacks even with floating windows, and if a stack is currently focused, all new windows will open inside of this stack. You can destack things by just dragging them out of it.
Now, in terms of theming, Cosmic has the usual light and dark mode, and accent colors, from a palette, or with a color picker. Then, you can change the other colors: you can change the window background color, the color of containers, so the sidebars and options popovers, the color of the interface text, the tint of the controls, and the color of the hint for the active window, if you want it to be different from the accent color.
Other options let you change the shape of the controls, rounded, rounded squares and pure squares. And as the cherry on top, you get the ability to change the icon theme, and to apply your color theme to Gnome apps, including libadwaita and flatpak apps.
Finally, let's look at the apps. The app store is nothing crazy, it works with apps from the PopOS repos, and flatpaks as well, with flathub being turned on by default, at least in the PopOS alpha, you can't see app permissions, links to the developer's website, verification status, or anything like that.
The terminal has themes, profiles, lets you split the current terminal, it supports tabs, it can even be semi transparent. it's a good terminal app for most people.
The Text editor will be fine for most people as well, it does have some development oriented features, like tab width settings for identation, or a project view for navigating a directory. It also has git management features baked in, but it won"t replace your favorite IDE any time soon.
Finally, the file manager is very barebones for now, it does support tabs, and it has a sidebar, you get a grid view and a list view, the ability to show hidden files, and a few view settings, but that's it. No archiving features, no split view, no terminal integration, no side panels, it's more Nautilus than Dolphin for now.
Ghassan Kanafaniβs βThe Revolution of 1936-1939 in Palestineβ examines the mass uprisings against Zionism and for independence from British colonialism. A new English translation of the book offer news insights into the pivotal text.
I just fell off wagon for 5 days but back on (stupid cooking youtube videos). Been doing pretty much carnivore, now I get to go thru a week of carb cravings again. Ooof.
Asa Winstanley, associate editor, discusses a recent victory against British repression of journalism on Palestine. This is a segment from The Electronic Int...
The 400 persons assembled at the May 24-25 conference co-sponsored by the International Caucus of Labor Committees and the Schiller Institute, in Newark, New Jersey, and the additional hundreds that attended all or part of that conference onlineβreprβ¦
I know Iβm on the right side of the side of the fence with most of this crap we are experiencing is because every time I drop a verifiable, ironclad fact that punctures one of the βother sideβsβ saβ¦
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