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Speaking at an international conference on glacier protection in Dushanbe, First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref shifted focus from environmental concerns to the “greater humanitarian crisis” of the moment: Israeli genocide in Gaza.
E: I AM NOT USING FEDORA. Please stop linking to guides for Fedora. They will not work. uBlue/Bazzite does not use dnf.
I got a free iMac. Installed Linux on an external drive. Bazzite, specifically. WiFi does not work. My research leads me to a problem with proprietary Broadcom drivers but no solutions. If you know how to get this working, your advice would be appreciated.
Also if there's another distro that works "out of the box" on Macs with GNOME I'd be open to installing that as well.
I have WiFi problems on most distros with my 2012 Retina MBP. Generally I can’t get it working.
The only two distros I can get it working on are EndeavourOS and Linux Mint.
Mint requires installing the proprietary drivers after installation, which it easy to do.
EndeavourOS is actually easier works “out of the box” for me. But I need to change it to use WPA2 instead of WPA3 for it to work on my Mac, being as old as it is.
If you open Driver Manager after installation it will say you need to either connect to Ethernet or insert the installation USB. Using the Installation USB is fine.
It should then automatically detect you have a Broadcom WiFi module and just give you a checkbox you can click next to the correct driver.
It will install the driver from the USB, say you need to restart and then you should be done! Upon rebooting your Mac should immediately recognise available WiFi networks and let you join them.
Unfortunately the audio outputs are not detected, the cursor blinks and disappears constantly, Steam wouldn't launch, and my camera is activated constantly for some reason...
This is probably not the best system for bazzite. Stick with something with a longer track record like Debian/ubuntu or better documentation like arch.
Those old macs can get really pissy with Linux sometimes but it can be done. Their WiFi chips are incredibly obnoxious to deal with. Worst case scenario you can swap wifi cards in some those or even simply use a USB WiFi card instead.
Google used to use Ubuntu on MacBooks though I’m not sure if that’s still the case. It has a reputation of being straightforward and well supported but not everyone likes what canonical is doing anymore.
Fedora is weirdly more complex and its documentation isn’t as great as it looks on the surface. It’s worth a try but honestly documentation is more important than out of box support at this point.
Arch needs a lot of handholding and it’s a bit of a handful but the wiki is amazing and frankly the best part of that particular distro. Unlike Ubuntu you would get a virgin GNOME experience more similar to fedora but it’s also easier to break things in arch than elsewhere so keep that in mind before you head down this road. Arch is an excellent education but not always a best place to live in.
Start with Ubuntu if you want to see how that hardware is supported. If it is a pain in the ass in Ubuntu, it’s likely to be a pain in the ass elsewhere too. Consider using a usb wifi nubbin and just moving in with that.
Well the Wifi on Mint worked out of the box but the cursor would flash in and out, the audio didn't work, Steam wouldn't launch and my webcam was constantly lit up for some reason.
Unfortunately I dont have specific instructions on how to tame an angry fedora. It’s not my main so I dont have that memorized, but I do know Ubuntu likes to include some quality of life tweaks out of box that other distros like fedora can omit, including power management settings that can help tame stubborn wireless cards like these.
wireless cards have their own power management settings that typically arent shown in the GUI and in linux the defaults for some of them are so aggressive they cause problems. Intels are notorious for this but some older broadcom cards had this problem too.
🔴⚡️URGENT : Les colons extrémistes israéliens avec le soutien de l’armée israélienne mènent des attaques extrêmement violentes sur toute la Cisjordanie occupée, Hébron, Jéricho, Tulkareem et la ville palestinienne de Nazareth sont particulièrement touchées.
New York (Quds News Network)- Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for UN Secretary-General António Guterres, said Israel is preventing the organization from retrieving aid trucks intended for starving peo
t.me/WeTheMedia This is not the end of DOGE, but really the beginning... The DOGE team will only grow stronger overtime... It is permeating throughout the government, and I am confident that, over time, we will see — a trillion dollars of waste and fraud reduction."
Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, released footage of sniping and direct targeting operations against Zionist enemy soldiers in the axis of incursion in Shuja'iya, east of Gaza City.
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MILLER: It’s not the job of a district court judge to perform an individual green light or red light on every single policy that the president takes as the head of the executive branch. Just think about the premise baked into your question, respectfully, Pam. You’re saying that when the American people elect a president of the United States of America…
White House Deputy Chief of Staff and interim National Security Advisor Stephen Miller has proven to be arguably the most fiery and effective White House employee when dealing with corporate media hacks.
After deliberating for a couple of days, and under reported pressure from the US and Turkey, Ukraine has announced today that it will participate in the peace negotiations with Russia on Monday in Istanbul.
After deliberating for a couple of days, and under reported pressure from the US and Turkey, Ukraine has announced today that it will participate in the peace negotiations with Russia on Monday in Istanbul.
This section would provide significant leverage regarding several controversial taxes that have been levied against Americans and American companies. For example, Australia’s media bargaining code may be retaliated against using Section 899.
President Trump declared the director of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery "a highly partisan person, and a strong supporter of DEI" as he announced her firing on Truth Social.
Apparently notepad is getting text formatting in the year of our lord 2025. I mean, it's probably good if you actually use it as a notepad, but at this point.... Feels almost like destroying an ancient cultural artifact to add anything other than plain text 🤣
Automattic Says It Will Start Contributing To WordPress Again After Pause - WordPress.com parent company Automattic is changing direction... again. From a rep... - it.slashdot.org/story/25/05/30… #it
WordPress.com parent company Automattic is changing direction... again. From a report: In a blog post titled "Returning to Core" published Thursday evening, Automattic announced it will unpause its contributions to the WordPress project.
Elon Musk on Friday demolished the Russiagate-hoaxers at the New York Times in response to a question in the Oval Office about a recent hit job they published about the DOGE chief.
Elon Musk on Friday demolished the Russiagate-hoaxers at the New York Times in response to a question in the Oval Office about a recent hit job they published about the DOGE chief.
Attorney General Pam Bondi has told off the American Bar Association, saying that because the ABA is no longer fair, it will no longer get special treatment.
Elon Musk on Friday, marking the end of the 130-day maximum time he can work as a "special government employee," said goodbye to his oft-controversial work of rooting out waste, fraud and abuse to save taxpayers money.
The legitimacy of prestigious medical and scientific journals is under siege as the Trump administration threatens to take federal research elsewhere and scrutiny falls on their alleged coziness with regulators, interest groups and drugmakers, with perhaps the most serious consequences in the integrity of COVID-19 origin research.
"My impression is that Bobby's comments were misinterpreted. He supports academic freedom also," NIH Director Bhattacharya says in response to portrayal that Secretary Kennedy undermined him.
A former political consultant and advisor to Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., said in a sworn deposition that the congresswoman asked him to “blackmail” her fiancé to obtain ownership of two properties they jointly owned, using nude pictures of women she had discovered on his phone as leverage.
Mace accused her ex-fiancé earlier this year of voyeurism, assault, and other crimes from the floor of the House — prompting a state investigation and lawsuits.
The reorganization of the State Department is part of a broader plan to cut the federal workforce under the Department of Government Efficiency and will take effect by July 1.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says President Trump told her that he would not pardon those who were convicted of plotting to kidnap her in 2020, after he publically mused Thursaday of doing such.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday allowed President Trump to revoke the temporary legal status of more than 500,000 immigrants that was granted by the Biden administration.
The high court granted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's emergency application to end former President Biden's program that gave 532,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela permission to temporarily live and work in the U.S.
President Donald Trump on Friday announced that he had fired the director of the National Portrait Gallery over her support for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Sajet, who took the helm in 2013 as the museum's first female director, was born in Nigeria but raised in Australia and has a doctorate in Liberal Studies from Georgetown University, and a master’s degree in art history from Bryn Mawr College.
On Wednesday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that Berlin will support Ukraine in developing its own long-range weapons. On Monday, Merz said that Germany, the United Kingdom, France and the United States had lifted restrictions on...
Lenin: Speech at the Meeting of the International Socialist Bureau on the Split in the Dutch Social-Democratic Labour Party marxists.org/archive/lenin/wor…
I am up to my eyeballs in government bs today. You can't hate our government enough.
Then, thanks to the libs and the shithole that Philadelphia has become, we had a storage container (solid steel, and chained to a concrete anchor with very thick chain), containing 13k worth of supplies and equipment, stolen from a job site. The whole container (about 1200 lbs). And we were not the contractor hardest hit, the plumbing guys and the electricians got hammered worse. They must have used a semi.
Recently install Fedora 42 KDE on one of those weird laptops with a pen - everything just works, no tinkering. Looking at your specs - I have almost the same config, except in place of SATA SSD I installed a NVMe SSD, if course the laptop needs to support that. KDE Plasma is superior in the touch support, although the screen keyboard is a little buggy at times. But the situation in the GNOME ecosystem is a bit worse for touch/pen devices. Good luck
Thessaloniki, Greece: Incendiary Attack at a Cop’s House
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCENDIARY ATTACK AT A COP’S HOUSE
The landscape is constantly changing. Global and domestic developments constantly bring us before the lens of war, filling us with fear and uncertainty. Redistribution of wealth, “neighboring” wars, inflation and so many other words that constantly pound our minds in daily news headlines. Nothing can remind us of the golden decades of yesterday while the future looks bleak. Greece, through its strategic geopolitical position, is not absent from the sphere of global developments. As a member country of N.A.T.O it serves its part for the great powers, while at the same time, trying to combat “domestic enemies”, it tightens its repressive measures.
In recent years, we have observed an extreme form of escalation of the arrogant violence of the state and its institutions. One political scandal follows another, while the state-parastate connection is more evident than ever. The cost of political responsibility is an illusory dream of the past, as everything is unfolding before our eyes. Trafficking circuits, pedophile circuits, illicit construction deals, natural disasters that reveal corruption in infrastructure projects, privatization of state wealth, photographic laws for the persecution of activists and so much more that weave the web of a deep state, which is intertwined in all its individual parts and creates a mafia state.
The biggest and most blatant example of the above is the Tempi case. A case that demonstrated the privatizations to foreign capitalists, the connection of the state with organized crime, the recruitment of their people in key positions, placing on Greek society the responsibility for its long silence regarding the death of 57 people.
All of the above could not be carried out without the existence of the Greek police. A master key to open all doors. Everywhere there is a cop willing to serve the free flow between state and parastate, with his compensation of course. While the state provides them with absolute safety. Even in blatant cases (executions of Roma, shipwreck of Pilos, femicides outside police stations), the cops’ hands are washed clean of blood overnight, giving them the right to roam undisturbed. They plow our cities like sheriffs, militarize our neighborhoods, trying to take back the breaths of freedom we won through the big mobilizations, they attack anyone who struggles and does not express their submissive model.
They are always the ones who will suppress popular anger and protect their bosses by exhausting all the violence they are allowed to use on us. They are the armed human fence that protects our enemies, therefore the first to be targeted and the first to be passed over. And this is because our hatred is a boiling cauldron and is ready to spill everywhere like lava that will burn everything in its path, starting from the boots that block our way to the total destruction of the state apparatus.
For our part, fighting in the social and class war, which is being waged outside the screens of televisions and mobile phones, we must more than ever take up positions of battle with all means, against the state and its institutions. As long as the repressive mechanism shows us its teeth, we know that behind it lies fear, since they know that at any moment the doctrine of law and order can collapse and their social “peace” can be broken. Following the path carved by our comrades who perished by choosing the way of fire, let us also create small cracks in their fragile system, opening paths for our anger to pour out, returning to them a piece of the violence we receive daily.
Fear, then, changes camp. In the early hours of 15/04, we placed an incendiary device at the entrance of the apartment building at 15 Kanari Street in Sykies, where the uniformed scoundrel Konstantinos Gantatsios lives, who serves in the YAT team (at a platoon of the riot police). If you have the illusion that you are invulnerable, remember that the city is small.
We dedicate this attack to the anarchist comrade Kyriakos Xymitiris, but also to all the comrades who chose the difficult path and fell fighting all that we hate. We must not forget that they continue to live through our actions, since the continuation of their struggle is the greatest weapon against oblivion.
KYRIAKOS XYMITIRIS ALWAYS PRESENT STRENGTH AND SOLIDARITY TO ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS SOLIDARITY TO EVICTED STEKI OF PHYSICS
Journey to Irene -- I'm back on Perchance, testing with trial and error. It's taking forever, and not just because it's generating much slower. I'm getting closer, but there's still something slightly off.
TFM can tell when A.I. art doesn't look like Celestina, even though the rest of us think it might be spot-on. I feel the same about Irene. There's a certain "something" that passes or fails the whole thing. In this case it's the eyes that need tweaking. What a pain this new version is.
@Tfmonkey I worked with a HR girl in my early days of my career named Luana that looked like exactly like your Celestina in the black dress. Celestina is exactly like her if she wore glasses back then, uncanny.
You definitely have the taste for brazilians, more specifically the southern brazilians that are heavily mixed with germans, polish, italian and some japanese mix thrown in. That confederate city (and many typical german cities) you spoke about are in the south too.
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Unix was developed in the mid 1960s by Bell Labs, and it was a single task system written in Assembly, before it moved to C.
It still exists today, mainly in Solaris, previously owned by Sun, but now by Oracle, and others less ran options. These systems were born out of the open source code that was published before Unix became commercial.
Apart from BSD, most other Unix systems are now proprietary and generally limited to industry, finance or health related activities. They're also generally sold with the hardware they run on.
You probably all know that Linux was developed by Linus Torvalds while he was a student in Helsinki. He enjoyed Unix but at that point, the system had become proprietary, and so couldn't be tailored to his needs. As a pet project, he created his own kernel that was basically a Minix clone, itself a Unix clone, which Torvalds wanted to modify to run on 32 bit systems.
Interestingly, while Linux doesnt share any code with Unix, the kernel absolutely behaves like Unix. Linux is also POSIX compliant. POSIX being a standard that was created because so many Unix variants were popping up, that is was necessary to ensure they all worked in a similar way and were compatible with each other.
And you might wonder how a hobby project developed as open source managed to replace a commercial, company backed, already installed system. And the reasons are many.
At first, Unix couldn't be commercialized as a product, because AT&T had entered an agreement with the US government stating they wouldn't try and sell computer software. That meant Unix was sold for the cost of shipping and printing the tapes
You received the source code as-is and patching options were limited, which meant most people who bought Unix bought it to maintain it and fix it themselves, which led to many companies creating their own versions of Unix and sharing the source code with one another.
The agreement ended, though, and this meant AT&T could start selling Unix as a product, as could other companies. With the ability to commercialize Unix came a huge competitive battle, with each company now realizing there was money to be made, and stopping the flow of source code. Every unix version started to diverge from each other and to behave differently, which killed one of the big advantages of Unix.
ALl these sytems and competition is referred to as the Unix wars.
Also at that point, personal computers were really starting to take off, and Microsoft dominated that space with Windows.
Unix also was really only a way to sell computers that ran on RISC chips. At the time, Intel's x86 was a very limited architecture, had poor performance compared to RISC CPUs, and was only suitable to be produced en masse cheaply for the end user.
But with these sales, Intel, and then AMD were able to fund the development of better chips, which in turn outgrew the RISC chips that Unix depended on to be sold.
But why Linux and not BSD? BSD had existed for longer, it was a known quantity, and it worked in the same way as what companies were used to.
The gist of it is legal battles. BSD was slowly moving away from code used in the original SYSTEM V, which AT&T held the rights to. AT&T then sued Berkeley Software Design, arguing they had breached Unix's license contract, that their code infringed on copyright, and that it diluted the UNIX trademark.
With this lawsuit, BSD was prevented from distributing the Net/2 release until the case was decided, which basically stopped them in their tracks.
Federal judge allows class-action lawsuit over heat conditions at a Miami-Dade prison
The named plaintiffs are Dwayne Wilson, who was described in the lawsuit as a 66-year-old inmate with hypertension, an enlarged prostate and a burn scar over much of his body that impairs his ability to sweat; Tyrone Harris, a 54-year-old inmate who has conditions such as hypertension and asthma; and Gary Wheeler, a 65-year-old inmate who has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
A federal judge has rejected a request by Florida corrections officials to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging that the state has violated inmates' rights due to hot conditions at a prison in Miami-Dade County.
Il n'était pas censé représenter la pointe avancée de l'occident des lumières ?🤡 Dédicace aux laicistes à géométrie variable guidés par les sionistes. Dédicace aux Gauloises sionistes. Dédicace aux Républicains en carton. Vous êtes vraiment de sacrés clowns.
vs. Cosmic 
vs. Eriner 
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