Their plan is to stick to OpenGL. But if they need to, they might implement Vulkan.
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Minecraft 1.21.6 Pre-Release 1
This also also affecting me. Though it was just because I was unaware of the USB wake function. Since I have, I made it a habit to suspend, then immediately lift up my mouse to turn it off. Though I guess that’s not an option for wired mice.
Keeping the search terms in the URL bar rather than replacing it with the URL is nice. Should help with searches on web engines that don’t support bangs.
I hope the https hiding doesn’t affect copying the URL.
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Specifically he supported one of Trump’s appointees on antitrust.
Also he said that Republicans were for the little guys and that Democrats were captured by corporations. This one is more controversial. Obviously both republicans and democrats have been bought by lobbyists.
But when it comes to Big Tech, I do think Republicans will do a good job with antitrust simply because Big Tech pisses Trump off a lot.
Heroic Games Launcher 2.17.0 Released
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The future of Flatpak - LWN
The future of Flatpak - LWN
[ANNOUNCE] wayland 1.23.91
Minecraft Snapshot 25w21a
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I run Fedora Silverblue on a N100.
It’s very usable. For most actions, it feels pretty similar to my much more powerful desktop. but has some limitations.
- I am able to run two 1440p monitors at 144hz via HDMI, but the screen occasionally blacks out for a second due to HDMI limitations. Running at a lower refresh rate should avoid the issue.
- Gnome shell animations aren’t running at 144hz, even with triple buffering (never tested if it maintains 144hz with just one monitor at 1440p). Haven’t tested KDE.
- I am able to comfortably run Minecraft with 60+ fps with performance enhancing mods, though at like 5 chunks rendering distance. Honestly it’s fun to play this way, feels nostalgic. Though performance will dramatically drop if you try to play a video at the same time, though dropping it to like 480p or even 720p helps a lot.
Oh I understand now, you’re referring to making AppArmor profiles to target a specific app. I just did a little research and it’s possible to create AppArmor policies for binaries that are in a user’s home folder.
Rather than hardcoding a specific user’s home, you can instead say “@{HOME}”. So you could create a profile for “@{HOME}/.local/share/flatpak/app/appID/current/active/files/bin/binaryName” that would confine the app for all users.
Debian -- News -- Debian Installer Trixie RC 1 release
Debian -- News -- Debian Installer Trixie RC 1 release
Wine 10.8 released
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