I enabled Wayland manually in /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and I've seen no issues. Screen tearing went away which is a plus. So is there a logical reason why Wayland isn't enabled by default?
Not asking for ranting purposes, I'm just curious. I thought Pop_OS! is currently incompatible with Wayland.
Is there a possibility to make Linux install automatically delete the data if wrong decryption key is set x amount of times?
Would be nice too, if it started automatically to overwrite the data too even full disk overwrite takes a lots of time.
I tried to google docs, but I don't know the right words.
I'm new to Sway. I don't know how to describe this clearly, but I'd like to get a messaging app to autostart in workspace 3 on every boot. That app runs inside a foot terminal.
If there's a doc available, please give the url. I couldn't find.
When I try to zoom this picture: https://lemmy.sdf.org/pictrs/image/3715574c-e575-44c4-9f79-0e578ac96953.png It is very very blurred despite being 1440p in size. When I try to download it, it downloads 50% of the horizontal top and down part is just black. I can't upload any pictures into Jerboa so it is not included in this post.
Android 12 (LineageOS). Oneplus 7 pro.
Superior thanks for all the hard work and we happy users try to grow the userbase!
SystemD is blamed for long boot times and being heavy and bloated on resources. I tried OpenRC and Runit on real hardware (Ryzen 5000-series laptop) for week each and saw only 1 second faster boot time.
I'm old enough to remember plymouth.service (graphical image) being the most slowest service on boot in Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04. But I don't see that as an issue anymore. I don't have a graphical systemD boot on my Arch but I installed Fedora Sericea and it actually boots faster than my Arch despite the plymouth (or whatever they call it nowadays).
My 2 questions:
@Nuuskis
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