It’s not like they’ve kept doing what people bought the Zenfone 6 for.

featuring Clippy

Featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry series & Knuckles

Welcome back, 4.2 Jelly Bean.

I got cancer from the title

You must have downloaded some pre-packaged install because Arch by default doesn’t come with a GUI. Normally you have to install everything yourself: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guide

https://github.com/zabbix/zabbix ?

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Obligatory “fuck Quantic Dream”

What did I miss?

What financial backing, if the contract said it then any incoming lawsuit would be thrown out

If it’s in the contract then he could do it on his own, without any help or permission from the company, couldn’t he?

Stardew Valley is $15 (and getting yet another free update soon).

I thought it already had its final update

The holy grail / unicorn of a phone would have:

• no notch / punch hole
• a headphone jack
• an sd card slot
• nfc
• a proximity sensor

This currently results in Sony phones and one Ulefone one with outdated Android and a lack of updates. Sony’s phone branch is currently dying and it’s very much possible there won’t be any new phones next year. They released a single flagship this year which they recalled because of issues.
Next year phones might get a bit more interesting because of the new EU regulations coming into effect this June but almost no phones have been released just since then.

I have no idea what I’ll get but for now my current phone (Asus Zenfone 6, from 2019) just refuses to die.

That? The loss of sales for Pixel was a wake up call? Not like literally no other company buying capacity from them for bleeding edge consumer tech?

Adreno 840 GPU inside the Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 is said to feature 16MB of graphics memory.

Might be just enough to run SimCity 2000

What’s with the universal images that Android got support to several years ago? I thought that would stop the need of having custom device code.

RIP, it’s been a good run

relevant xkcd

Android 4.0’s aesthetic was peak design.

Not really an “Average Windows/MacOS user will run into” issue but most power users would run into it

Also, there is some talking on github on how they will probably completely drop LVM in the near futur… That’s not what someone should expect from a Linux installer!

It’s a shitshow. Looking at their repo’s issues list has lots of noise, but the worst of them is that the LVM issue has been open for over a year now. Sure, open source, anyone’s free to work on it by why would distros use such a feature incomplete installer?