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[Jimmy]

Look, son, you oughta calm down a bit before you reply. It's clear that no one can have a reasonable conversation with you when you're mad.
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[Jimmy]

Can you point out to me the official documentation from ArchLinux that outlines all those points as being hard requirements?


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[Jimmy]

Tiny is tiny

I suspect that "tiny" and "marvelous new features" are, to some extent, going to be mutually exclusive....

[Jimmy]

Because back then everyone was holding on to the dream that Adobe would pull its head out and implement Flash for something other than x86+Windows. It...

[Jimmy]

OMG teh Mono is evil!

So is Mono just as evil as a part of Wine as it is as a part of anything else? Or is Mono OK if it's part of Wine?...

[Jimmy]

And when someone gives an absolute that it does exist? Phoronix has a burden that it's not living up to with this article. That graph makes UFO sightings...

[Jimmy]

It's no worse than Phoronix insisting that it does exist while at the same time being unable to show it. This article in particular is not conclusive...

[Jimmy]

Useless

The first graph is completely meaningless because it seems that there are different numbers of idle samples to busy samples between...

[Jimmy]

That's the whole point of using git bisect. You take a large set of commits, split them in half, test, repeat. Each time you test you effectively eliminate...

[Jimmy]

I don't know the details but, distcc has been used to compile the Linux kernel. If you must run the build process from the laptop then at least you could...

[Jimmy]

$ git bisect skip

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[Jimmy]

And for god's sake we need a full Emacs editor for editing the boot line....

[Jimmy]

I agree full-heartedly. However, until suspend/hibernate becomes reliable, it's just not an option. It's nice to have a backup option (fast booting)...

[Jimmy]

FIFY.

I boot once a day, because I turn my computer off at night. Yeah I know there's the half baked and very often broken suspend/hibernate...

[Jimmy]

Citations please. What do you really know about "typical end-users" and where do you know it from? How do you know how many are running binary...