But it is nevertheless 'In release", but not to me nor doubtless others.
I would like to return as soon as possible to the Trinity fold.
Regards, Ken Heard
I only just found this. Possibly same with the rest of us?
https://eylenburg.github.io/de_comparison.htm#Review
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Felix Miata
Hi all!
I think it is time to submit some new screenshots for the TDE homepage, what do you think?
Here are 3 taken from my T480, dark themed according to the season. Maybe "somebody" could put them on the screenshot page :)
BTW: can't we have a screenshots page that shows all screenshots? The srolling version is kind of ok, but a gallery (as before) would be more convenient.
Nik
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Hi all!
I think it is time to submit some new screenshots for the TDE homepage, what do you think?
Here are 3 taken from my T480, dark themed according to the season. Maybe "somebody" could put them on the screenshot page :)
Nik
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Please do not email me anything that you are not comfortable also sharing with the NSA, CIA ...
I have a bunch of Mageia 8 installations, including a few on 32 bits. 8 support
just expired, so I've updated most of them for the last time, some to backported
6.1 kernels, others staying on 5.15. My only Athlon XP locks up locally booted to
TDM on the 6.1 kernel, but seems fine on 5.15. Booted 6.1 to multi-user.target,
and TDE started with startx, seems to be fine, indicating it's only TDM with the
6.1 kernel problem. The only dmesg/journal clues found from TDM and 6.1 seem to be
timeout related, and only in the journal. Same PC with Bookworm and 6.1 seem fine too.
Any similar observations? Anybody still using a 32bit Athlon with TDE?
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based on faith, not based on science.
Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks!
Felix Miata
My current stunt is a secure tablet. That is impossible with Apple products but is relatively easy with Google hardware. (In case there is interest, a hot take on the project is here: https://ofb.biz/safari/article/1161.html )
It is amazing the number of applications that reintroduce problems solved a generation ago. There is, for instance, *no* good mobile browser.
So I was happy and horrified to install Emacs a few minutes ago. For those of us who are nostalgic, it looks as awful as it did 25 years ago. For those of us who want to get work done, it is in all other respects as awful as it was 25 years ago.
I haven't yet found ports of useful Linux applications.
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