But why not about mastodon? We are on the Fediverse here! And you really have posted a lot of articles that are basically just advertisements for bluesky.

I dont care about centralised social media bluesky, why is every second post in lemmy about bluesky!?

No, this is mainly about power profiles and things like changing the colour of the keyboard lights, details that usually dont work anyway on laptops. Or at least it didnt work on the ones I had.

I have a tuxedo laptop and I put a different OS on it, works just fine. You even get support. I didnt even notice that the power profiles didnt work until I read this blog post.

You may have destroyed the windows boot loader, which is required for booting windows. Or, more likely, your grub needs to be reinstalled. Reinstall grub first (reinstall package or with the correct grub command) if that doesnt work you may need to use a windows rescue disk to repair the boot loader(could destroy your linux partition, make a backup!) or reinstall windows and then install linux again(can also wipe your data!)

Try grub first, the other way is the nuclear option. There may be more than one way to repair grub, I recommend you try multiple ways.

Also: Supergrub can do magic, but is a bit cubersome to use.

I also dimly remember there being a linux friendly rescue system that can repair windows boot, so you have plenty of options. Good luck!

I suppose Rigs of Rods fits the bill, although I never played it.

I have that too! It started after an update at the beginning of this month. It seems to be a new bug that I cant reliably replicate. Do you have an AMD cpu/gpu?

I mean, its cool, but niri is 0.1.9 now. This post is ancient.

the paper is no longer online, I cant access it.

Heh. Lunatic. Good alternative name!

I suppose. But I think, minetest as a project was strengthend by its proximity to minecraft. The big reason you pick up luanti is that its like minecraft, but free and with more modding freedom. I dont think this is bad thing to be reflected in a name. But good luck to them, maybe they can pull the name change off without hurting their public recognition too much.

Im always sceptical of name changes, because you trade a somewhat widespread known project name in for …nothing.

sounds great! I hope this gets some traction, because the official wayland protocols are so dead slow that its not even funny anymore. for example the wayland hdr protocol, open for 4 years now: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/14

Stuff like yuzu that gets taken down for mostly bs reasons. If the EU’s insane chat control law passes, you can go to jail for providing encrypted communications software. By then we might need something like this. Dark times.

I think it would. Its still a bad idea to allow proprietary modules though. It also allows for EEE shenanigans. I hope they reconsider.

but its not anonymous i think.

git over tor or i2p may be a better solution for censorship resistance.

wow, they actually reached 1.0, a big milestone! Congrats!

ok, just a few points from me, typed very quickly because im in a hurry so forgive me if its not very coherent:

1. the gpl is very popular, its the apgl that has less popularity. The gpl is used by thousands of software projects, and the linux kernel is one of the few projects that did not upgrade to v3, many did, but still, they use the gpl! Thats not an argument against it! Using gplv2 is still fine!

2. if the linux kernel was more permissive we would absolutely not have better drivers. The linux kernel supports a crazy amount of hardware, a lot more than any other OS! How can you say that support is poor? Bad Drivers are mostly nvidia, broadcom, and chinese vendors that ignore the gpl, and yes, these drivers are bad because they dont want to open source anything(or, my guess, its because of low market share). But imagine that the kernel was MIT. Suddenly, wow, nvidia and broadcom might release more drivers, amazing my laptop wifi card works now! Exept 5 years later the driver breaks in creative ways and broadcom isnt interested in fixing it because its out of support. Proprietary drivers arent the solution to bad drivers, they are bad drivers by their design. its the reson why nvidia drivers are hated, because they are mostly closed binaries so nobody can fix them, and they develop them their way so wayland etc is still buggy. If it was MIT nothing would change in this situation, exept they have more legal possibilities of making badly integrated drivers.

3. you gave andoid as an example, but that uses the linux kernel? The “good” driver support is kernel modules for the andoid kernel, aka gpl compatible? And support for ARM is good, yes, that is by the way also true for regular linux. And when it is not, its because they didnt mainline their drivers, which is a lot of work and doesnt benefit them apart from goodwill, not because of licensing. What is your argument here?

4. Do you think that android would have been open source if the gpl didnt force them to?

5. a permissive license doesnt mean it immediately gets abused. But it does mean that abuse is possible, and it does happen. I dont want to live in a world where the best linux is microsoft© linux™ which has ads and their own packages, which are for some reason, incompatible with free linuxes because of extra features in microlinux©®™

The website praises it as a superior license that they chose specifically because of the weak copyleft, I doubt I could change their mind

I was interested until the website proudly stated that the kernel is not under the GPL, but the weak copyleft MPL. Great, an alternative to the linux kernel for companies to steal, yay…