i have the intel one, i love it.
it matches with my definition of laptop, portable, 2k screen, the battery lasts a lot and a bit touchpad.
i have kde 6.x so i also have TouchPad gestures.
i have the intel one, i love it.
it matches with my definition of laptop, portable, 2k screen, the battery lasts a lot and a bit touchpad.
i have kde 6.x so i also have TouchPad gestures.
hey where is the high res image? i need to check the math
i started learning rust with nixos, you can declare a shell.nix with everything needed for the environment, and those things will only be available in that folder.
there are caveats and annoyances to this like building a python environment costed me some time, because python packages sometimes require compling and all the shared libraries in nix are not in the right path (because you can have multiple versions installed) so you need to set some env vars to patch this.
nothing that gpt cannot solve.
Mirio (Lemillion) from My Hero Academia has the power to phase through anything, and the story executed it well.
When he activates his power, he falls through the ground and loses the ability to see or breathe. Over time, he learns how to activate his power selectively on specific parts of his body, which allows him to phase through walls effectively.
very cool, are you planning an android app?
how this compare with https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF ?
i have this hosted, should i switch?
here is my deploy:
https://github.com/simone-viozzi/my-server/blob/main/ocis_wopi/docker-compose.yml
be aware that i'm a couple of versions behind because there are breaking changes with no upgrade path. so i need to restart from scratch... and that's annoying.
i use trefik as a reverse proxy, and a subdomain for each service.
it does not load for me
edit: oh it does not have https, wow
you can change that. you can set the task bar to be similar to the previous versions.
i have it with the windows button to the left, no search bar, no pinned apps no meteo.
i prefer kde but it's bearable.
pixelfed also have hashtags, maybe we can map an hashtag to a lemmy community.