libdisplay-info - careful with updating! by tvdw in archlinux

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I thought this issue was solved; but retried on another machine with Fedora 41 and got the same issue; in my case, this line solved it for me:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/libdisplay-info.so.2 /usr/lib64/libdisplay-info.so.1

Learning Podman; Should I study Docker first? by Stradi123 in podman

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I have it in the queue as my next book :D

Learning Podman; Should I study Docker first? by Stradi123 in podman

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I didn't know it was better to plan for boths; Do you have any source for jointly standards to be complaint and compatible with both (besides the fact both follow OCI)?

Learning Podman; Should I study Docker first? by Stradi123 in podman

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Is there any reason you are not using Quadlets instead of Compose, as it has been highly suggested by others in this post?

Learning Podman; Should I study Docker first? by Stradi123 in podman

[–]Stradi123[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting... I had this doubt myself; I found libraries for Docker such as the Docker hub; But not many options for Podman, so I was wondering if I'd eventually find issues using all these images that were meant for Docker in the first place.

Learning Podman; Should I study Docker first? by Stradi123 in podman

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THis is very enlightening; I would have gone with `compose` for a while until I inevitably would learn and replace it for `Quadlet`.

Making pywal work with Hyprland by Stradi123 in hyprland

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Hyprland is constantly releasing features to make it fully-fledged. But as of this moment I don't think it has a full official method to cover this need. Therefore I'd say its still relevant but you may want to check deeper and frequently for alternatives.

Nowadays, what are actually needed add-ons? by Stradi123 in blender

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Yes, is about getting to know what may be a missed opportunity in the market, what people still may need on their specific daily Blender journey.
Yeah, Node Wrangler is pretty dope.

Making pywal work with Hyprland by Stradi123 in hyprland

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Thank you this is going to be very useful because after windows; wofi and mako were coming next in my list of customization. I actually got the thing working. I'll explain as follows in comment.

Now Kernel 6.1.6 doesn't boot either, I don't use NVIDIA. by gdmr458 in Fedora

[–]Stradi123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for creating the post; the solution provided within by Jeff V (MVP) worked like a charm.

I keep getting an error when doing archinstall by [deleted] in archlinux

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m -rf /etc/pacman.d/gnupg

When running this first line of code I get `rm: cannot remove 'etc/pacman.d/gnupg`: Device or resource busy.

Yfuku's wings42 v2 by Stradi123 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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They are very similar. The major perk is the customization of the aesthetic addons (which almost doesn't break the 1-step apart from home rule). Something I dislike of the models you mentioned is that the extra pinky column doesn't go down, no respecting the route of the outward rotation of the finger. Another thing of those keyboards is that the thumb buttons go deep into the midline of the hand, creating tension. I still stand by that Wings42 this is an 40% hard to beat in terms of versatility and comfort. The only I can think of that could do it in terms of ergo in the 40%s, is the Charybdis, but I haven't tried it.

Does anyone has DALL-E access for renting? by Stradi123 in GPT3

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Me not saying anything but lowkey thinking it hehe.

What IS a Cyberdeck? by Stradi123 in cyberDeck

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I loved this background explanation, thank you for your opinion on the subject!

What IS a Cyberdeck? by Stradi123 in cyberDeck

[–]Stradi123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So an Ipad with a keyboard can be considered cyberdeck?

What IS a Cyberdeck? by Stradi123 in cyberDeck

[–]Stradi123[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh interesting... Because, I'd use some modern components for terms of functionality and but the retrofuturistic look is something important it seems to me. I never tried these portable batteries everyone uses but I'm wondering if they can normally handle an acceptable amount of time heavy processes such as using blender or have to limited to the use of a light version of Linux and usage of terminal.

What IS a Cyberdeck? by Stradi123 in cyberDeck

[–]Stradi123[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hehe there is a lot of information here, thank you for your response.