I think LFS 10.0 had some very useful changes that are followed through to 10.1. I think I’ll appreciate the system for capturing configuration customisations I’ve never liked Electron’s approach though if I have to use an application based on it I will.Īfter years I switched from Gnome to Plasma and have been using it almost exclusively for a week now. I’m all for using my machines even when they’re not connected to the net and I’ll be looking seriously at Gtk myself for that. I know there’s pressure on developers to adopt the next great thing for rapid cross-platform deployment but frankly, I’m noticing that desktop applications seem to be stagnating in some areas.
I think a firm warning if the system is in an unpatched insecure state is appropriate though, to give users an informed choice.Īfter Qt’s licensing changes, I have to say my faith in Flutter won’t be strong for a long time, if ever, given it’s from Google. I don’t know all the details of what Linux Mint are saying though there was a discussion of it on the forum I’m personally against forcing updates. Not even once, though many years ago a distribution upgrade shipped with a flawed JVM which was causing LibreOffice to break on 32-bit platforms though there were workarounds thankfully. In the many years I’ve been using Debian, I’ve never found an update to break anything. I didn’t hear much about the GRUB security flaw though of course noticed Debian Stable doing some patches for it and so guessed something along those lines, given that Debian Stable updates are almost exclusively security updates. Thanks, - excellent show as usual! Whatever changes you were experimenting with, they worked for me Books Bundle Fallout Rpg And 3d Miniatures Modiphius Books.Astronomy Black Holes Universe Morgan Claypool Books.Cybersecurity With Avast Premium Security Software.Supermassive Scifi Fantasy Horror Tachyon Books.Learn Frontend Web Development Software.48:09 = Vital Synthesizer Goes Open Source.42:02 = Bitwarden Password Manager ( ).38:33 = Konsave: Export/Import KDE Plasma Configurations ( DL214: Customize Your Linux Desktop).36:55 = Linux From Scratch 10.1 Released.34:28 = IPFire Firewall Distro Gets WPA3 Support.25:09 = Linux Mint To Insist Users Install Updates?.
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