How so?
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At least it is the only software project so not technically a dupe
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Linux@programming.dev•Talk of AI in KDE sets the community ablaze
1014·2 months agoAnd the crazy part is nobody seems to have listened to the talk?
Yes there was some ambiguity, but AI was always an additional tool, and the focus was
- Changing the desktop paradigm to solve tasks rather than work with files (nothing new)
- Stressing ethical, small and local models
- Protecting users that de facto already use agents and CLI tools with sandboxes and safeguards inside the OS, including automatic masking of personal data. This is really cool and important!
Also dont forget that this was an idea to play around with, not “we want KDE to only be this now”
That is… not a good name lol
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nura_(Rapperin)
Will be a fun one on dupes
How is klarna in there?
I mean they suck, I am pretty sure they breached my phone number, but how are they relevant?
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Does Libreboot prevent unauthorized USB boot, aka somebody boot another OS and wipe your drive?
2·2 months agoIdk if libreboot is coreboot+ a specific payload.
But in edk2 which is used in dasharo you can set some UEFI boot targets and disable usb boot yes, of course also set a firmware password.
There is also HEADS which is another payload of coreboot and can use a hardware security key to need to approve boot drives. Makes most sense with very stable distros like Qubes though as you dont constantly re-sign everything
Yeah, and additionally you shouldnt do anything else on that VPN
And expect that any file you downloaded might have been modified, so check everything for malware! You could also use ffmpeg in a temporary VM and remux everything to be sure there is no weird stuff embedded in media containers. Niche threat but this could work
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Linux@programming.dev•Mecha Comet - Modular Linux Handheld Computer
1·2 months agoThere would be a module compatible with exactly this one
Yeah right? I hate perfume, most just mell like chemicals.
Be aware that soulseek is crazy insecure. Plaintext passwords, unencrypted plaintext traffic. Any attacker can see who you are, what you do and can even change what you send
What?
GrapheneOS does that on per-app basis I guess as part of the sandbox not sure
That is an OS thing and not inside play services
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memes@lemmy.world•Superpowers with some limitations...
18·2 months agoYes of course
Doesnt LineageOS have a way to block Play integrity entirely? Most apps dont care at all if you say you dont support it at all, rather than telling them the actual value
GrapheneOS does that
Check out RestlessOS maybe, though GSI so no kernel or firmware updates
Movie companies too
Though you still have patent nonsense, so only AV1 Opus is actually free media
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux distro for remote access via Citrix and RDP?
1·2 months agoYeah the rest will depend on your client and if there is any that actually supports this.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•30 Days of Ubuntu on a ThinkPad X13 Yoga: What worked vs. what broke for video creation
71·2 months agoFound the one person where sleep works on Linux
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Linux@programming.dev•New to both KDE Plasma and wayland - how can I make KeepassXC AutoType work?
2·2 months agoOn KDE Plasma you dont need flatseal, the integrated settings are better
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Linux@programming.dev•New to both KDE Plasma and wayland - how can I make KeepassXC AutoType work?
4·2 months agoInteresting apparently this already works?
There was a 500k€ donation of the sovereign tech agency to Flatpak which includes development of portals for password managers and spelling correction. Lets see how long that takes and then it needs to be adopted by desktops and apps. KDE will be really fast here, but KeepassXC devs are still working on the Qt6 port, so this might take a while.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux distro for remote access via Citrix and RDP?
2·2 months agoYeah might well be. Clients are mostly way better off than servers, but multi monitor is fundamentally different between X11 and Wayland
Basically X11 doesnt even know multiple monitors, which is why mixed FPS, scaling, colorspaces etc are not possible. It is basically just one larger display with a weird shape.






Favourite, for beginners or for people who wanna learn?
That would be nixos, fedora kinoite (ublue main image) or anything you build up yourself a bit like debian or arch maybe