caseyweederman

Vnc is tried and true

Yeah. And if nobody’s done your specific model, you’re all the way out of luck.

Technically most things we call “Linux” aren’t even Linux, they’re distributions that use Linux as a base. Android forks their own Linux kernel and then shovels on a whole bunch of non-Linuxy stuff on top of it and then locks it all down so that you can’t make any changes.
So what people mean when they say they want a true Linux phone is that they want an OS on their phone that behaves more like most Linux distributions (where you are in control, and can even install a different kernel if you wanted).
As for the forking question, being downstream of Android means A) undoing everything they did it lock it down and B) constantly having to do that moving forward as they do everything they can to stymie you at every turn.

Not easily anyway. Probably if you could do it at a hardware level, but manufacturers have been making it harder and harder to even get the dang thing open, and every model and revision would require intense research just to prove it out.

In Dark Souls, gravity is tied to frame rate and frame rate is locked to 30fps. When it was released on PC, a very popular mod unlocked that frame rate to whatever you wanted it to be. They cleverly included a workaround (the backspace key) to re-lock it for the two spots in the game where gravity matters.

It’s a thorn, which some use to indicate that the th combination is ambiguous and that we need to introduce another letter to rectify this.

Yeah! It’s got Plasma 6! And labwc!

whHSHSHoomp

…kinda wanna try Bl00pyGameRzX now

In fact send me your ./…/…/ please

It’s deleted now but it usually means thorn, or a missing th sound.

Share me your .ssh files please

KDE Connect is fantastic and I don’t know how this isn’t the standard

Context for those who don’t feel like clicking:

1. Galaxy is a Samsung line and directly competes with Apple
2. Apple is saying that it’s a bug caused by the platform used by the person who was streaming the Apple feed

It’s super useful as long as you understand that it is just a big bucket of scripts that just anybody can push

Eh, do that in a VM after you have a working system.

Check out archinstall. It does so much heavy lifting. The only thing it isn’t is a GUI (because it’s a TUI instead).

Why? Mint has a reasonable upgrade path.

In fact, most PKGBUILDs just clone git repos and build them

Half the posts on the Internet are people replying to requests for help with the message “read the wiki, the aur isn’t a trusted source, dummy”