Gaius baltar
ijhoo
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So what do we do now? Wouldn't it be better to have an UEFI for phones and not use dtb?
Don't get me wrong. I wasn't arguing that AMD is bad.
The point was that Intel was not as bad as people seem to think. And innovation that was mentioned applies to three things in my opinion:
- big.LITTLE
- avx10 or whatever it is called now
- iris graphics
All 3 of these should be good for laptops.
And then there is this: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/09/testing-intels-next-gen-core-ultra-200v-cpus-ok-performance-great-battery-life/
They say battery life is comparable to Qualcomm.
Don't have one, so can't say from experience, but big.LITTLE arch with e and p cores sound very good for laptops.
Newer cores have way better graphics, so even that gap has narrowed if not closed. Iris seems quite capable.
Ok, so rpm-ostree was the reason. Was not aware suse Lacks this...
They have been a supporter / promoter of KDE for a long time, would seem logical to me that KDE would go with suse.
Wondering why this isn't built on opensuse.
For what it's worth, Kent said they plan to drop the experimental flag next year.
Isn't it actually a privacy nightmare?
https://cybernews.com/security/google-pixel-9-phone-beams-data-and-awaits-commands/
There are some really nice designs here. I really hope that KDE finally gets to pay attention to this. I love simplification of it.
One thing I don't like here is the login screen. There is too much stuff on it. I think gnome's login screen, as it is now, is fantastic.
And one more thing, proposal for mindset change: not everything has to be a widget. Some things (like shell) could have layouts: layout as current plasma/windows, layout as gnome, layout as Mac, layout as Win8... If things get well thought out, you can integrate this and switch layouts and not di*k around with widgets. Less moving parts, less problems.
What can be used to detect impurities at those level? Maybe there is an additional machine needed that can also be built in a garage.
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Just no.
Say 'thank you for your time' when leaving the interview.