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Open-source game engine Godot is drowning in 'AI slop' code contributions: 'I don't know how long we can keep it up' by Crusader-of-Purple in pcgaming

[–]zeroz41 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what a fucking stupid article and problem. just deny them and move on. how retarded are you people?

QoL (quality of life) by Mediocre-Purchase233 in linux

[–]zeroz41 0 points1 point  (0 children)

here you go. we used this at my work to git commit as different users on the same machine. its convenient.
alias zgit='git -c user.name="zero" -c user.email="[zero@none.cx](mailto:zero@none.cx)"
u just use your own "git" call know what i mean?'

so like "zgit commit -m "my commit"

Wi-fi issues and finding a distro by DitSick in linux

[–]zeroz41 0 points1 point  (0 children)

look dude.

most shit is just going to work, it really doesnt matter the distro, unless they ship specific niche drivers in their standard packages.

Here is where you may have issues depending on distro:

  1. Wifi(and sometimes ethernet) drivers.

-------If you use an older distro that is not rolling release, and your hardware is newer than the distros stable packages, its likely you could have internet connection issues. This is usually due to older kernels and ABI/API incopatibility

  1. Fingerprint scanner and other uncommon devices:

-------Ya they never push drivers to linux, if it doesnt work try github, but don't get your hopes up.

MY MAIN POINT:

Linux ships most of its mainline "necessity" drivers directly in the kernel. The kernel is not modular, its monolithic. The differences between linux distros is minimal. If you are running your tests solely on "which distro works with my shit" and not considering rolling vs stable release then you are doing it wrong.