AFAIK, there is currently no real equivalent for xrandr on any Wayland compositor.

Normally, you override the EDID rather than specifying modelines manually. Sway also has some limited custom resolution support, but it’s just resolution and refresh rate, and not precise timings. Apparently the DRM backend supports modelines but that’s not really Wayland by my understanding, more like Steam’s gamescope mode.. Actually, the DRM backend is the default backend, so it should work. The other backends are used when sway is run inside another compositor.

I’ve also noticed that Grsync’s password prompt is broken on Wayland.

Forcing XWayland may help here. Otherwise, I assume the application is run as root which generally causes some issues with Wayland but potentially can be made to work.

Democrat draws and quarters Mike Johnson!

No, no. Dig up stupid!

I’m a journalist and an opposition researcher Alex

Hahaha. Oh wait, you’re serious, let me laugh even harder:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Nothing a few rounds of Mar a Lago face won’t fix!

It’s not like any of the other picks are actually attractive either, just full of bad plastic surgery.

On the plus side, they have little to no power because the margin was so great.

Susan Collins has been defeated. Looks like Maine voters finally wised up.

They do exit polls on election day. It’s not enough to call an election alone, but combined with the other reasons such as turnout, you can be pretty confident.

You can predict an overall result of an election, without calling every single seat, based on statistics.

In Australia, this regularly happens where e.g. only a third of seats have been called, but the margins and swings are so great that it’s clear who has won, just not the exact result.

Now greater than 95% chance Democrats take both the House and Senate, according to the NYT tracker.

It’s 60-40 now. It’s still a comfortable win, but you have to take into account Republicans generally not voting early.

That and they see women in general as subhuman, and people “choosing” to be transwomen undermines their whole view of female inferiority.

Socially progressive, economically conservative. I.e. “It’s distasteful to be openly racist but I’ll vote for policies that inflict economic harm on poor minorities.”

It possibly has this limitation now but it should in theory not be hard to support x86 android apps at the least. There’s always the more general purpose waydroid as an alternative.

For tailscale, unless you need different ACLs for every user, you could instead have additional friends share a single user and then you’re only limited by the quite high device cap. Or self-host headscale on a VPS and then there are no user limits.

He’s a senator, and so he doesn’t have to do anything since he’s on the top of the One Nation ticket. The continuing and increasing popularity of that party certainly says something about the Australian people, however.

Guix is lovely but it has a lot fewer packages and a few of its own quirks too. It’s still on my list to test again when I get some time, though.

I’m down for the first two, especially since “shoebox” likely means anything smaller than a giant McMansion to park multiple giant trucks and SUVs, and a bunch of crap no-one needs.

The third feels unnecessary when plants exist, but more power to those that want it.

If you’re in the US, it’s because all of the major ISPs siphoned up much of the ipv4 address space so they can still offer it to everyone.

In Australia, on the other hand, most ISPs provide CGNAT by default, although most of them offer a free opt-out and have ipv6. Mobile services are also typically CGNAT, although many offer ipv6 + 464XLAT (an ipv4 compatibility mode using ipv6).

In developing countries some sort of ipv6 solution is almost universal, particularly those with higher populations such as India, since it would cost an absurd amount of money to buy up that amount of ipv4 address space today.

Digging around, it looks like that cycle map source was removed from osmand due to API costs, which doesn’t apply to the browser version for whatever reason (or openstreemap.org are paying for it).

EDIT: I’m guessing you already tried it, but the built in “bike routes” option is less busy in my location. It seems to only work with the offline vector maps though, so I couldn’t quickly test how it looks in Montreal. Although testing another city it looks busy enough to be problematic for you I suspect.