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On a R100 (Radeon 7000), using the latest Debian 11 Bullseye you can still run Compiz with all its window wobbling, cube spinning, and genie minimizing...

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Bare metal Linux is always going to be better than WSL for performance, user control and security reasons. WSL is no game changer - Cygwin has been around...

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With T2 SDE being a mostly one-man project, preparing such a Linux distro that is bootable on 15 different t architectures is a huge amount of work -...

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They should work to get Firefox running on PowerPC 32 computers like Mac G3 IMac, PowerBook, PowerMac and EMac. Grub support for OldWorld PowerPC Macs...

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Interesting, a quick check of the grub-devel mailinglist archives going back to 2004 don't show Lennart Poettering ever having sent patches to GRUB. Could...

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You mean GRUB functionality like native native ATA and USB support to have available as a backup when buggy EFI implementations can't read your hard drive...

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They should contribute to the same code base, whichever happens to have the best tested hardware compatibility and track record, so as to build on other...

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Why doesn’t Lennart contribute improvements to Grub? It is already so much more featureful and has been tested in the field with actual hardware for...

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After half a year of development, Compiz in 2006 (13 years ago) was prettier, snappier, and less memory and CPU intensive than GNOME3/mutter is today...

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I hope this will help improve gnome-shell's horrendous memory usage. Gnome-shell's use of JavaScript makes garbage collection a complete nightmare:...

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Thanks, I'm glad that there is an ungoogled-chromium ppc fork. I wonder if how difficult it is to re-base whenever a new chromium release comes out. That...

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Good for Wayland devs for not caring about NVIDIA, who in turn has refused for 20+ years to provide free and open source drivers, something that all of...

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I hope the patches get merged upstream soon so that Chromium and hopefully Firefox "just work" out of the box on multiple Linux distributions....

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Why is it so hard to reverse engineer the closed source userspace application for the newer, USB 3-based DisplayLink devices?

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Thanks for the link! I'm glad Firefox is working and there are multiple distros already working on the Rapot Blackbird and Talos computers. Great Job...