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By Snake89 · Posted
It's ok, a bunch of Distros are moving over to X11Libre/XLibre, such as Stormux which is an accessible Linux distro. -
By adrynalyne · Posted
I’m not sure what Box86 is, but Rosetta is closed source. They can’t just add support for it. Rosetta support comes from the OS itself. Edit: saw Box86 was an emulator. That goes against the very name WINE and performance in any somewhat high end or midrange game would be hot garbage. -
By duhk · Posted
Couldn't a custom power plan help to park the non x3d ccd's? Then that would solve this latency/performance issues people are having with the x3d chips? -
By Raa · Posted
Windows 2000, actually. -
By Good Bot, Bad Bot · Posted
So is Ubuntu and Fedora (with GNOME). It's a welcome move and those that need X11 can easily install as pointed out in the article it but that won't stop a loud minority from whining of course. Funny but It will actually be easier to install X11 on Ubuntu then enable Flatpak support/Flathub and use them.
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Deepu Sudhakar
I'm looking for some software taht will sync up the files on two computers. I have a laptop and a desktop, and I'm finding it tedious to manually sync up my music collection on each computer. Do you guys and gals know any good software that will automatically do this for me.
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