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And then there’s the installation options that look and behave exactly like a regularly themed Qt application (which it probably is). Wonderful!
Okay, I’m coming from Gentoo and Debian, cut me some slack, I’m easy to please regarding installers :-P
Install Gentoo
And then there’s the installation options that look and behave exactly like a regularly themed Qt application (which it probably is). Wonderful!
Okay, I’m coming from Gentoo and Debian, cut me some slack, I’m easy to please regarding installers :-P
Maybe you should actually have read OP’s post.
Unfortunately this is not a time lapse of random developers in pajamas sitting in front of their computers, typing in text, googling stuff on StackOverflow, occasionally scratching their heads and occasionally shouting “fucking Akonadi!!!”.
Very disappointed!
/s in case it wasn’t obvious
Or issue a DMCA takedown if they violate OP’s copyright. Much cheaper, much faster.
But very much illegal if OP’s copyrights aren’t being violated.
Gentoo.
Everything just works and I can configure everything the way I want.
In the vast overwhelming amount of cases tooltips show additional information that you cannot see from clicking on something or provide an explanation to an option that isn’t available without scrounging through a manual. None of those apply here.
In current versions of Firefox you hover your mouse over a non-active tab […] to see (after a small delay) a tooltip containing the web page title.
Uh… what is the point of that? If I am looking for a specific tab then:
This sounds like a “cool” feature that’s looking for an actual problem to solve.
dpkg-reconfigure sysvinit
I don’t remember what I was trying to achieve, but it was a bad idea. I also didn’t (and still don’t) know how to fix the outcome of this, so - since my home was on a separate partition anyway - I just reinstalled Debian since that was much quicker anyway.
A crash in the window manager takes down all running applications: Yes, because the compositor IS the server, window manager AND compositor at the same time.
Maybe not anymore in the future: https://blog.davidedmundson.co.uk/blog/qt6_wayland_robustness/
Wayland is biased towards Linux and breaks BSD
FreeBSD already has working Wayland compositors by the way.
X11 and Wayland are just protocols. These protocols are used to abstract the window drawing from the actual hardware and runtime environment as much as reasonably possible - because nobody wants to maintain 3215 versions of their app for different runtime environments. So in order to be shown on the screen an app needs to implement either the X11 or the Wayland protocol (or both!).
The piece of software that is on the other side depends on whether the app is using X11 or Wayland. For the sake of simplicity let’s assume that the app does only support one of those. If the app supports Wayland then it will try to connect to a Wayland compositor. The compositor implements every part of the protocol and makes sure that the window is rendered on the screen and that user input is forwarded to the app. If the app supports X11 then it will try to connect to a X server and take the role of an X client. This is (on Linux, essentially) always X.org*. X.org also implements every part of the protocol and makes sure that the window is rendered on the screen and that user input is forwarded to the app.
* Unless you’re running a Wayland compositor, then it will connect to XWayland which passes through the window to your compositor.
Wayland compositors have full control over the apps while the abilities of apps are purposefully restricted.
A window manager is just another regular, boring, old X client connecting to the X server. It doesn’t actually abstract anything. It can move windows because the X11 protocol allows it to, but any other X client could just as well move all other windows around, read all user input to all other windows and even move the mouse around as it pleases.
So, to be specific, there is no mouse pointer bug in Virtualbox while using Wayland. There is a mouse pointer bug affecting specific Wayland compositors, likely because they enforce GPU hardware acceleration that is lacking in either your VM or the Linux kernel because of missing drivers. Try using a different compositor, (re)installing Virtualbox Guest Additions with the correct version on the guest system and/or check whether hardware acceleration is enabled for the VM and has enough video memory.
Ich verstehe nicht welchen Vorteil die Fotografen und Journalisten davon haben sollten
Exklusive Bilder von so einem Vorfall lassen sich für teuer Geld verkaufen. Du glaubst doch nicht, Reuters/AP/CNN/… haben die kostenlos bekommen?
Aber auch wenn man jetzt der Argumentation halber mal annimmt, dass die Journalisten eingeweiht waren: Ob Reuters/AP/CNN/… das gewusst haben können, als sie das Bildmaterial erworben haben, ist trotzdem zweifelhaft.
I don’t know about the creators of this project, but in general: So that they can use the stuff in their closed source applications while finding enough contributors to write software for them for free.
Nein ist es nicht. Wenn du nicht gerade eine Möhre mit 20 PS und einen extrem präzisen Fuß hast, dann kann man bei leichtem Bergab schnell mal so einige km/h zu schnell werden. Schließlich muss man beim Autofahren, insbesondere innerorts, auch noch auf viele andere Dinge achten als die aktuelle Geschwindigkeit.
Es wurde durch losfahren und kurz vor mir abbremsen ein überfahren angedeutet.
Wenn das durch kommt dann wird’s teuer :)
Und dann bitte noch Strafen proportional zum Einkommen des Fahrers wie in Finnland.
Das wäre generell fein, aber dafür müssten wohl sehr grundlegende Gesetze geändert und alles andere angepasst werden. Selbst wenn man das möchte, dann würde der Prozess Jahre dauern.
25% über dem erlaubten wäre so meine Idee
Die aktuelle Regelung (3 km/h bzw. % bei festen Anlagen, 5 km/h bzw. % bei Mobilen) ist ohne Tempomat oft zu leicht versehentlich zu erreichen, aber bei Tempo 50 ungestraft bis 62,5 km/h fahren zu können finde ich schon ein bisschen viel.
Ja, ein “richtiger” Soldat hätte da wohl auch die Füße still gehalten. Aber das waren halt Reservisten, da kann man echt gar nichts erwarten. Erschreckend, dass die anscheinend überhaupt alleine (ohne (Unter-)Offizier) bewaffnet rumlaufen dürfen…
Sie sind vermutlich Siedler aus der Gegend und als eingezogene Reservisten sind sie Mitglieder der Armee.
nichts, vor dem man sich fürchten müsste
Heise schwimmt auf der Maimai-Welle!
Have a separate home partition and just keep using it across distributions?
This should work on Jolla’s Sailfish OS phones as they’re running a legit Android in a sandbox. Unfortunately their hardware support is pretty abysmal if you want all features working - and since it’s legit Android it’s also not free (monetary) and Sailfish OS’s UI toolkit is also not free (freedom).
edit: also, last time I checked, Bluetooth support for Android apps is terrible, basically only audio work(s|ed).