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blog.jak-linux.org
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| | | | | Wednesday, after some weeks with a flickering screen (or more precisely, something is causing GTK+ to redraw and the kernel to print ^@ in the terminal when you touch the screen, see http://jak-linux.org/tmp/20100628_002.mp4) in my 3 years old HP Compaq 6720s (which seems to be a software-hardware combination problem, at least it works in Ubuntu); I decided to buy a new laptop. It took me a few minutes to find the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 15 NVL7VGE; which I ordered at notebooksbilliger.de at around 14:30 CEST using Express. On Thursday morning at 6:40 CEST, the device arrived. | |
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www.marcoieni.com
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| | | | | MarcoIeni's blog - programming, linux, and everything | |
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www.junauza.com
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| | | | | I couldn't stop the urge to install Linux on my new Macbook Pro. I know I said on one of my recent posts that I will have to wait for the r... | |
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blog.linuxmint.com
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| | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around the release of Linux Mint 20, focusing on several key points: the decision to disable Snapd by default, user reactions to this choice, and the broader implications for software distribution and user freedom. Users express both support and concern, with some appreciating the emphasis on user control and security, while others worry about the potential limitations on software availability and the impact on system performance. The conversation also touches on alternative solutions like Flatpak, AppImage, and Docker, as well as the importance of user choice and transparency in software installation processes. Additionally, there are mentions of design improvements and the need for a modern, visually appealing interface... | ||
