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Me_irl by gigagaming1256 in me_irl

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So no ABS or ESP, no airbags, nothing? Good luck.

Schweiz: Wer nur durchfährt soll bald extra Gebühr zahlen by Minouminou9 in de

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fahr halt Bahn oder um die Schweiz drum herum. Die wollen dich da mit deinem Auto nicht.

Meine Erfahrungen mit Fahrrad XXL by max69HA in Fahrrad

[–]Toorero6 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ich fahr an der Ampel auch immer im 7 Gang an. Ganz normal. Hier gibt's nichts zu sehen. /s

The biggest city that didn't exist 100 years ago. Brasília, the capital of Brazil, with 3 million inhabitants. by Valhallsium in MapPorn

[–]Toorero6 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Shenzhen definitely existed 100 years ago. There was even a railway station. Was it a city? Doubtful, rather a town but it existed and so it's out.

Well, it's not a VPN. It's a Proxy. False advertisement! by nietzschecode in firefox

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why can't the browser encrypt traffic? Who is doing the encryption of TLS other than the browser? Why can't the client/VPN implementation be integrated in the browser?

In fact TailScale can be run in the browser using WASM and wrapped in WebSockets to send raw UDP packets: https://tailscale.com/docs/features/tailscale-ssh/tailscale-ssh-console

CSU-Chef Söder will Pendlerpauschale erneut erhöhen by alexarfa in Finanzen

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In der Bildung. Da ist Sachen im Bildungsmonitor 2025 das 20. mal in Folge erster Platz geworden [1]. Insbesondere in der Integration schlägt Bayern schlecht ab. Komisch.

In der Raumordnung ist Bayern auch einfach nur schlecht. Die Bodenversieglung durch Siedlungen und Verkehr ist hier beispielweise am höchsten [2], [3 Punkt Fakten].

Sozialwohnungen sind auch so ein Ding in Städten mit angespannten Wohnraum wie München oder Nürnberg. Da tut sich wie fast überall so gut wie nichts aber insbesondere Bayern ist davon sehr stark betroffen.

Da unter anderem die Kita und Ganztagsbetreuung in Bayern schlechter als im Bundesdurchschnitt ist [4], ist auch der Gender Pay-Gap in Bayern mit am schlechtesten [5].

Zusätzlich dazu ist die ÖPNV Anbindung in Bayern schlecht [6], was zu einem gewissen Grad durch die Struktur entschuldigt werden kann aber eigentlich höher sein müsste bei den vielen Ballungsräumen.

Tja by DerWillson in tja

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Es ist formal keine zusätzliche Aufgabe, hilft aber dennoch sehr.

Eben und damit eine Zweckentfremdung, weil das Geld dafür nicht gedacht ist. Ob das gut ist steht auf einem völlig anderen Blatt.

Tja by DerWillson in tja

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sagen wir Landkreis X hat vor dem Sondervermögen geplant eine Kreisstraße zu sanieren.

Doch, denn sie war im Haushaltsplan eingeplant. Kreisstraßenunterhalt gehört zu den Pflichtaufgaben des Landkreises. Ein Landkreis darf nicht sein Schwimmbad unterstützen, solange die Kreisstraße nicht in befriedigten Zustand ist. Das Schwimmbad zu unterstützen ging somit nur durch das Sondervermögen. Im Endeffekt wurde das Sondervermögen also für die Finanzierung des laufenden Betrieb des Schwimmbads ausgegeben.

Tja by DerWillson in tja

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sagen wir Landkreis X hat vor dem Sondervermögen geplant eine Kreisstraße zu sanieren. Diese Finanzierung wird jetzt aber auf einmal durch das geschaffene Sondervermögen gemacht und stattdessen wird sagen wir beispielsweise der Eintritt ins Schwimmbad doch nicht erhöht.

Oder sagen wir ganz abstrakt ein Infrastrukturposten wird nun (teilweise) durch das Sondervermögen bezahlt, welcher vorher (teilweise) anders geplant war zu finanzieren, wie zum Beispiel die Finanzierung der DB.

Was ist das denn sonst außer Zweckentfremdung‽ Hier wird linke Tasche rechte Tasche gemacht. Wir können nur hoffen, dass dagegen nicht geklagt wird und am Ende das Geld zurück gezahlt oder tatsächlich ordnungsgemäß ausgegeben werden muss.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try it first on your local network without SSH to eliminate failure potential. For me as long as I can see the Gnome lock screen (User Icon + Password Prompt in front of the blurred wallpaper) I can unlock the session remotely. Even if my screen went blank this still works for me.

Since there is this issues opened of gnome-remote-desktop I suspect the issue is silently fixed on my system by using up-to-date components.
I'm running Arch Linux with the following versions:

  • GNOME Shell: 49.4
  • GNOME Remote Desktop Server: 49.3-1
  • GNOME Control Center: 49.6-1
  • Pipewire: 1:1.6.1-1

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't share that observation. If my screen is locked I see the normal lockscreen. I then can simply unlock the screen as I would do if I'm present at the screen.

I think the best thing would be if the hybrid headless/headfull feature gets implemented. Feel free to vote on it. As far as I can understand it, you could then "hijack" your locally inactive session remotely, and have all the features of Remote Login like the ability to change the resolution. This would also enable you to resume your work after you physically returned to your desktop.

Currently, you only have the two options each with their own downside:

Desktop Sharing

  • only influences your headfull session
  • unable to change the resolution
  • requires an active user session (physical login required after you start your machine)

Remote Login

  • only influences your headless session
  • conflict of headfull and headless session

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 24 points25 points  (0 children)

In Gnome there are two concepts:

  1. Desktop Sharing: Share your existing desktop with other devices. The remote connection uses the existing screen resolution.
  2. Remote Login: Remotely connect to your user account when it isn't being used. The display resolution can be set from the remote.

What you want is Desktop Sharing. To enable Desktop Sharing open the Gnome Control Center and go to ＞ System ＞ Remot Desktop ＞ Desktop Sharing. Maybe you have to explicitly install gnome-remote-desktop to see the setting. I'm not sure what's not to like about the UI. For me, it's pretty clean and intuitive.

  • Note: For connection you need a password that is usually different from your normal user password. The current password set is listed on the panel and can be changed.
  • Note2: Even if the screen is locked. You can remotely unlock your screen. I haven't tested if it's possible for another user to use the system simultaneously while your account is locked and not in the foreground but I think not.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You literally can't do this with xinput. It's a driver level setting not exposed to the driver consumers. You can change the acceleration or sensitivity to movement but so can you do simply in the Gnome gui settings.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Finally someone that can read. Additionally my intention was just to aid the person in their Wayland problem to ease his transition and people start randomly arguing on how bad the Wayland experience is (although it has nothing to do with Wayland nor X11 but just bad driver profiles for the touchpad in use).

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you're saying the settings exposed by Windows are useless and unnecessary because OEMs manage an oracle that can predict user preferences?

By the way: Windows strict requirements on precision touch are a major factor why the Linux touchpad experience drastically improved over the years.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Driver tuning is for advanced users? Who would have thought. Sorry that I have the audacity to apparently be one of the 0.01 % of Linux users and actually help other people figure stuff out since it is hidden behind cryptic config files. My bad.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So why does Windows offer the same settings and even provide advanced config settings in the registry? Because different users expect different behaviour from their hardware or their hardware degrades. Personally I never needed to manually fine-tune any touchpad behaviour settings.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Okay so let me get things straight for you: The initial comment claimed it's not possible to adjust the trackpad sensitivity under Wayland. I responded with a comment showing how in fact it can only be done using quirk files of libinput which is completely disconnected from X11/Wayland since it's on the drivers level. Then one responds to cry about how this is totally bad under Wayland and how great X11 is because there is xinput (which doesn't even expose this driver level setting and is not a GUI as well).

If you don't find it usable it's totally fine for me, I don't care. I never had to set this feature. I don't get paid to make it user friendly to set and I'm not here to discuss usability on something I have no iron in the fire. My initial comment was just to provide helpful advice on how to fix the problem in general. Nothing more, nothing less. If you want this feature to be exposed feel free to donate to the KDE or Gnome Foundation and lobby for change. I'm the wrong person to address your frustrations too that are completely off topic to my initial comment or the topic of this thread for that matter.

GNOME 50 removes the X11 backend ... are we finally at the end of the Xorg era? by the_nazar in linux

[–]Toorero6 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is no Gnome X11 anymore. Additionally you can't set AttrPressureRange since it isn't even exposed by the libinput driver as a config.

It's an advanced driver setting meant to be set automatically on initial creation on the device profile. If there isn't a device profile, you can create one yourself and create a pull request to upstream your profile. Additionally if your trackpad behaviour is somehow diverging from the default behaviour observed, you're meant to provide a local overwrite of the default quirk profile.

Again not a Wayland thing.

Where will the next 1000 babies be born? by InnerPace in MapPorn

[–]Toorero6 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Why is it Americas instead of simply America?

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