skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or you start buying a GPU that actually supports linux? If you buy a proprietary product with no actual linux support, then why are you complaining to the unpaid volunteer to fix it, and not the multi-billion dollar company you just made several hundred dollars richer?
That still doesn't work very well. I have Firefox on one half of my 1440p monitor and vertical tabs down the left side. Web pages I see are tall and narrow, and many fall back to mobile style controls.
I am not saying that many people use Bing. I am saying that this kind of intervention would be a big story either way, because there would be people rightfully complaining that the government actions supports monopolists position.
I think RISC-V is converging on a standard “this is what a ‘big’ core looks like”, but with the possibility that you stick a tiny RISC-V core on an IC somewhere.

Hardware enumeration IMO can be harder than dealing with ISA variations. (And to my knowledge, RISC-V hasn’t solved any hardware enumeration problems.)
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Remember, the official word just last March was that masks don't work. Those who pushed back on that were harassed, called anti-science and suppressed.

Why are people still under any illusion that they know what should be censored?
I also run sway every day. I get tear-free video that way, monitors turn on faster, etc.

Only thing I'm missing is copy and paste isn't working with Chrome Remote Desktop.

Overall it's been great and smooth experience since I switched last year.
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+1 on that, I’m using iPad Pro as my only device for design & code for the last 9 months, and I couldn’t be happier. I moved to it after using over the years different MacBooks Pro and Mini’s. Yet, it’s not for everyone and many will find limitations that are impossible to live with.

I am looking forward to the next version of iPad OS to see what else they will improve. :)
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Yeah, I read an article about an 18-wheeler that tipped over with with 1 Million bees, and I couldn't help thinking of Austin Powers! I'd be surprised if there weren't at least 5 Million.
Re Economics: binary compatibility is not very relevant for folks using open source software, most of the time source code is pretty portable, Debian riscv64 seems to be above 98% built:

https://buildd.debian.org/stats/
Best line: "If software has eaten the world, its predictive engines have digested it, and we are living in the society it spat out."
>> What you're observing is not "Wayland not being there yet", it's Gnome not being there yet. All of these deficiencies have nothing to do with Wayland itself.

While technically true, that is a bit of deflection. In some cases none of the compositors have implemented certain things yet.

My biggest issue with gnome is that it doesnt remember where my windows were last time I ran an app. Someone over in way-land probably should have told them that would become a their-problem so it could be addressed it sooner. Same with window decorations, they should be handled by the compositor IMHO. Sometimes a new thing should come with recommendations for use.
Just want to leave some info for setups like this:
Some old Games get confused with multiple Network Interfaces. What really helped me was using the cli Tool forcebindip forthe Person hosting the gameserver. It forces the Game to only Use a specific NIC.
It's post like these that bring up emotional flame wars.

If someone says that Wayland sucks, and tells why he thinks so, then this is a very legitimate opinion that has nothing to do with 9/11.
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To quote the great Dave Chappelle,

"Just because I am dressed this way... does NOT make me a WHORE"
Agreed, Tablet is the only intermediate I consider. The rest is just not worth the time investment.
The lengths some companies go so they don't have to pay fair wages...
Apparently the original link to the PDF was 403'ing, sorry for any inconvenience.
I think the advantage is more in the use of far less water and virtually no pesticides - 2 things which will become more important as the climate changes.
Of course that requires some market analysis not a straight up "let's charge 20x". But when talking about limited capacity in general it makes sense that you overcharge to capture as much value as possible. Some customers are always willing to pay more so if you somehow know or can guess the distribution of offers it makes sense to capture everything from the most valuable buyer group down to whatever your capacity can cover rather than a random collection in the middle.

In the case of the M1 it might make sense to charge at these levels especially for customers that aren't interested in using anywhere near the full value of the product. So if a company or developer estimates it will only use the equivalent of 50% of the Mac's price it would be a better deal than purchasing the thing outright and also pay the associated operational costs. As always you have to know your market if you want to maximize the profit.
The Linux kernel team does not preserve ABI in almost all scenarios, just only specifically with the syscall interface. Everything else is not stable.

The GNU C standard library has binary backwards compatibility going back 20 years. They take great pains to preserve that. Are you thinking of glib instead of glibc? The former is from GNOME, and the latter is not.
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So it’s not just me. I think HN is the only site I use that I’ve bothered to configure custom zoom factor for.
You don't need application sandboxing from your display manager. I at least, do want my display manager not to break all other application sandboxing.
I am not sure why you think the audience had tribal hostilities against him. These people were not klansmen, they were young British aristocrats whose parents were overseeing the deconstruction of an empire on the basis of the enlightened principles of the day. Baldwin was not criticizing them particularly, he was criticizing the crude upstarts from across the pond. I'm not aware of any good reason to believe they were not already rooting for Baldwin before the debate took place. But either way, these people knew very well that life was not nice for people that had been recently conquered or enslaved. He did not need to lure them into seeing that.

I believe the applause was entirely on the basis of the oratorical trouncing he gave to Buckley, who was the wrong person to be on that stage, and as a result of the fact that they were already sympathetic to his point of view. What impact would Baldwin's presentation have had on a group of British aristocrats 200 years earlier, who were making fortunes by financing slave ship voyages?

Would they have been convinced that the cruel behavior of some sheriff toward a black woman was evidence that treating Africans differently from Europeans was poisonous to their minds?
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Yes, when Wayland acts like X then X apps sometimes work. In the process you abandon the security and performance features of Wayland.

Getting xwayland working is another story. I can't seem to get it to work at all on my PinePhone; but to Wayland's credit, the phone crashes for all sorts of reasons.
“WSB veterans know that they're making a suicide charge for the memes”
Pink, yellow and regular oysters, Boletus, Lion's Mane, shiitake, maitake. Might not get to do all of these but those are my priority types.
That sounds preposterous. Citation? Or is this some anti-vaxxer propaganda?
Of course the virus can be eliminated. Like every cold that goes around, once R0 drops below 1 it dies out and we never see it again. Completely gone. There is no long-lasting latent virus outside of a living organism, not like bacteria.
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A few days ago Apple pushed an update to my iPad Pro and now I can scribble handwriting into text fields and have it recognize (along with gestures like scribble-out to delete). There was even a nice little tutorial. Delightful. The original vision of the Newton, finally fulfilled!

But yes, it's a pity when mobile designers bring their extreme space stinginess to the desktop. Hamburger menus here, hieroglyphs there, why have buttons with labels when you can have useless empty space? Ugh.
And yet on every other OS, users can take screenshots and use virtual keyboards... It's not because X's security model is broken that the solution is 'we'll just remove that functionality'.
This is not a systemd issue per-se. Whatever process it’s trying to stop is taking its time. Systemd doesn’t explicitly know what to do and most likely falls back to a reasonable compile-time default.

The other comments already explained how to change the timeout per-unit, but I wonder how would you want a “perfect” init system to handle this?

Hang forever until the process dies without any message (as far as I know this is how legacy shell-script-based inits would handle it)?

Kill the process immediately and risk data loss?

Behave as-is but with a lower default delay?
> if they understood the symptoms of mental illness occur because of physical changes in the brain. Instead a misinformed belief of a chemical imbalance exists

What's the difference? And how does that difference impact how people are treated by physicians and nurses?
Horseshit article
I've heard about Indian vaccines (and generic drugs), but not much about Russian or Chinese ones. But it's not exactly something I follow closely.
> RISC-V’s openness is less at the benefit of the user and more for CPU vendors

Well, yes, that's the whole point of having an open ISA. Users shouldn't be concerned at all, it's for computer engineers.
It's really rich when these types get riled up about software having very obvious flaws. I respect the author and really want to like Wayland, but there's big things missing.

I recently installed Fedora after my Windows install bombed out after an update. I went to play World of Warcraft with my buddies and found that the mouse handling in Wayland was pretty severely broken, at least for WoW. You move by clicking both of your mouse buttons, which starts moving you forward, and then you turn your mouse to steer. Under X11, your mouse is in the same place after you release your buttons (this is the intended behavior). Under Wayland, only god knows where it's going to pop up; it seems to be following your mouse movement while you turn, but not exactly. I said "whatever, it's a good thing I don't play too much WoW" and made peace with what it was.

Then I went to share my screen. I couldn't. Total showstopper -- I use this functionality every single day, and I can't part with it. Wayland is officially off the table.

I've been using X11 since. Everything has worked perfectly. I'm not going to suffer through some software that I actually need to use under WINE having fucked up mouse handling, or hold out for multiple years before I can share my screen again. I can't imagine even attempting taking Wayland seriously if I had Nvidia hardware. If somebody's take is that I should go fuck myself for expecting things to work while they tell me that my other options are wrong and bad because it works for "most people" (which is pretty stupid -- even Average Joe has a lot of showstoppers, it's why the Year of the Linux Desktop hasn't happened), they can have fun dumping time into software that's inferior in many regards.

EDIT: in response to Drew's flagged and dead comment (which I feel is quite unreasonable, he brings up a point about the compositor having some responsibility here too) -- I am not using Wayland under GNOME -- I switched to KDE and spent a fair amount of time digging through DE, WINE, and software settings trying to get these things working. I'm willing to slog through a lot of shit to get the technically correct solution, but some bridges are too far. I'm not changing my entire DE, GPU, software choices, etc. for the sake of using Wayland, even though it's superior to X11, and I think that's what a lot of proponents of it are missing.
Sorry, I don't owe you anything, especially with that nasty attitude.
"7 years ago" is a bit much.

Ubuntu 20.04 probably had good reasons not to ship Wayland as the default. I think this because I've had the experience of using OBS in Ubuntu 20.04-- which works-- vs OBS under Debian buster (using Wayland by default)-- which, as of two months ago, didn't. And I wasn't even looking for differences here-- just that my workflow got interrupted on Debian because of this problem. I'd wager there are surely other such outstanding issues with Wayland as the default.

The issue I ran into is being fixed-- or perhaps is already fixed-- which is great.

I'm not anti-Wayland. I'm also not a Wayland developer, or Wayland fan. All I know is it's supposed to replace another part of the stack that I don't develop or give a shit about. To the degree that things don't break when that happens, I'm happy. When they do break, I will be temporarily frustrated.
For once the space was put to a productive use.
This is of course the whole chicken and egg part of the discussion.

You can't import a haircut because it really is technically and practically impossible or because bureaucracy has made it impossible for outsiders to enter the haircutting business? Let me remind you all that in the US you need a license to cut hair. Let me repeat that, in the US you cannot cut hair without the government giving you permission.

I think it is perfectly within our abilities to build lets say some kind of smart-helmet that cuts hair and can be imported from the same countries that build smartphones, drones, watches, shoes, etc. I'm open to other ideas.
> Don't blame people maintaining software for changing your routine.

In this case it's people maintaining software that I don't use telling me I'm problematic for not switching to their stack, away from existing software that works perfectly fine and is also actively maintained by people who don't call me a flat-earther. Easy choice.
Kids are not in risk group for this virus though. Check out graphs at https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps - with all the lockdowns etc going on this year, mortality for 0-14 age group even decreased a bit.
"They were doing great work for us but eventually, there was a business event where they left."
I can deal with a "Why would you want to do that?". What I cannot deal with is "It's not standard practice" kind-of answers.
It's probably the mixed dpi because I've been using a Qnix overclocked to 96 Hz and a Vizio at 144 Hz, both 27" 1440p for a while and I get different refresh rates and everything works normally.
>>I’ll tell you a story of when we were developing a product here States-side. We worked with one very gifted development team and we put all of our eggs into that basket.

They were doing great work for us but eventually, there was a business event where they left.

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"Business event" aka budget cuts? Benefit cuts? Change in leadership? Bad leadership?

People in the US often do not leave if things stay the status quo, managed well, and are given appropriate accolades for their performance. Absurd way to deflect blame and justify cutting fair wages
Birds can crash too.
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Unless you have nVidia graphics, sway is probably a drop in replacement for you, with minimal changes from your i3 config. You can literally cp ~/.config/i3/config ~/.config/sway/config and it will work.

If you have nVidia, you're outta luck.
You can run Wayland on NVidia drivers, but then your desktop environment has to support EGLStreams, which isn't a requirement for any other drivers and as such isn't implemented in all DEs.
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Cancel culture and censorship agendas generally really need to end. They are mind bogglingly stupid.
At first they came for x, and I didn't speak out, etc...
thats cool that its also on gemeni.

why did ubuntu use wayland and then switch back to X?

i think this is a great piece of evidence in the case for all these open source guys to stop wasting their effort on open source projects. the amount of utility that is got per unit time and effort is pathetic. its thankless, hard work that in this case will basically be rejected by the very people it was designed for.

i think a better model is something like system76 where the core developers are paid and people get really good, well integrated hardware as well.
> And people wonder why Linux isn't popular outside of industry and hobbyists

"Linux"? We're discussing a category that includes Gmail UI changes. Is Gmail not popular?
The note "segfaults on multiple displays" in the readme made me stay away from that.
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Hah. I greatly prefer the Windows start menu that went away with Windows 8, and had previously configured this Windows 10 machine to use it. Then yesterday I installed patches, and it's back to the Windows 10.
Since this is a new thread I will repost my question from the old one.

Honest question by someone who wants to try out wayland, do steam, gog games, and wine games work on wayland well? What about things like obs?
It's pretty ironic that an article on the "Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas" is uncritically accepting the framing and suspicions of the conference organizers. In fact, being critical would have strengthened their case, because validating their story against the Internet Archive demonstrates that this channel did exist (https://web.archive.org/web/20201101020416if_/https://www.yo...) and provides specific video IDs that they could have asked Youtube about.
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> And for the sandboxing it uses SELinux which is available on desktop as well

I used to think that, and then I started using Fedora. They have put a lot of effort into their SeLinux policies. I do all sorts of things with my workstation and very rarely have to care. In the last 6 months the only thing I have had to do is add ":z" to a bind mount running a podman container so that labelling happened correctly.
I honestly think this complaint is completely bogus.

This is not something conceptual about Wayland, or intrinsic to it. Any display protocol can have multiple client/server implementations. It just so happens that most of the free desktop standardized around the X.org implementation for X11, but even for X11 there were multiple client and server implementations.

The second thing is that software duplication efforts have a well known, tried and tested solution: implement the duplicated effort in shared implementations or libraries [1] !

The thing I find hard to wrap my head around is that this complaint is given in a community that usually champions protocol-over-implementations and diversity of implementations. The people actually making a difference on the Linux desktop are damned if they do and they're damned if they don't.

[1]: https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots
I'm sorry, but I truly don't understand your point here. Do you mind explaining it for me?
So, what is the Washington Standard? I'm seeing:

- ads for guns and ammo

- claims that LGBTQ movement is destroying women's rights

- An ad for Fox News

- more claims about not trusting the media, CNN specifically

Books and covers, etc. I don't really trust them to accurately describe the events that happened. (I don't know if that's ironic. Did 2020 claim irony as a victim?)
Hot take: Maybe, if you're building something (or especially changing something) as a SME that many people use, and you fuck it up in a way most people don't like, you're still a jerk.

Maybe.

I think the discussion should happen.

Because I don't think "I wrote it, if you don't like it, you write it" is a 100% defense to hordes of upset users.
But kids can/do pass it on. That's a big issue.
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Great article! The graph really helps put this into perspective
And yet instead of looking at sibling comments you asked the same question again, so I’ll have to answer it for at least the fifth time in this thread.

Wayland allows the same as well. It’s just an include/exclude list for such APIs, so you can actually limit which programs can access what.

Under X11, jailing GUI apps is entirely useless as there is no actual security boundary. Under wayland, you as user are in control and can define whether spectacle should be able to take screenshots (sure) and whether myflashlight-flatpak should be able to access all input events and take screenshots (probably not).
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> Clipboard is weird.

Hopefully you are not referring to the fact that there are two clipboards in X, because I really like that "weirdness", and I'm really used to it.
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Chrome has separate code for dealing with each compositor. The bug would be in the code that deals with Wayland specifically.
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