

Maybe anthropic wants the app better controllable by agents?
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Maybe anthropic wants the app better controllable by agents?


Profit
(A single & is used to detach the process. Though Qt apps keep logging)


Any normal desktop environment should lock, then suspend. KDE does that afaik, never had that issue.
So first lock, then suspend. As the process is ran by the system, it doesnt care if the screen is locked or not.


Yes but there are tons of others that dont get CVEs lol


Because the kernel and packages are severely outdated, only getting urgent patches


Shouldnt an updater run on the host? And Debian should always update the kernel with apt?


Uhm, you dont update the host OS??


It seems to be some kind of open standards. iCal is not supported by DAVx5, ICSx5 works


What. This is about android lol


Hmmm and how does that work? Afaik both apps handle it the same and I prefer fossify over etar


Systemd, systemd-boot, systemd-snapwn
Good stuff
The main question, where are the Snapdragon Laptops and is Linux support there?
ARM support highly depends on the device tree and drivers, as poorly it is often not standardised it seems.
An m2 Macbook would be the easy option, but soldered storage is horrible. Mac minis etc need a stupid adapter but then you can use NVMEs.
What is the latest open source version?


That is a setting in the Dolphin settings
It would be good if you put that post in quotes and say that you are not part of the team


Bullshit if not open source. Like a worse GNOME Web lol
Also, does their Flatpak have a user namespace sandbox? It cant. Do they just disable it, or use Zypak, or something else?
NixOS. It is like atomic, but more flexible.
Also, you could use ubuntu premium pro extra to get longterm kernel support for years. So even if the old driver would break with a future kernel version, you could then use that kernel version for a long time
Thats 1,6 times the money that my uni wastes on zoom yearly!
(But no this is really cool)