Like Unix Unix or unix like?
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4·3 months agoWhat other apps are in the UwU stack?
Micro for basic stuff I find it better than nano or VScode for code stuff. I’d like to try neovim at some point.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Help me choose a <€70 controller with Linux compatibility. 🙏️English
1·3 months agoYeah I was impressed as it was during Chinese holidays at the start of the year. The guy replied and said it would be a few weeks as there was no one in the office and they came in the mail a short time after that.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Help me choose a <€70 controller with Linux compatibility. 🙏️English
3·3 months agoYeah I had a button shatter on my pro 3 too playing hades. Hit up 8 bitdo and they sent me a new set of buttons in the mail quickly.
Skin so thin your translucent. Enjoy your Spotify with ads.
Yeah of course, nicotine+ is a good client. The webapp I see most people use is slskd but there are others too. Where do you get your music from? Surely you don’t pay evil companies for it and not support the artist directly when you can?
mcheva@lemmy.dbzer0.comto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How come it seems the transfer rate from an hard drive to usb is noticably slower? But a usb to usb is incredibly fast?
11·3 months agoSata is 6gb/s at its fastest which is what most hdds connect with. Your nvme depending on pcie version and then even your usb port speed all matter. I have a pcie5 nvme my mobo supports the usb c type gen 69420 street fighter alpha 3 which tops out at 40gb/s I think. I also bought the fastest Kingston traveller usb stick I could. It’s pretty fast. What I’ve found is the diff between pcie5 and 4 is really not noticeable to me. Nice to have but I think I should have bought a bigger pcie 4 than a 1tb 5 nvme.
mcheva@lemmy.dbzer0.comto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Turns out I have been updating wrong all this time! 🤦🏼
74·3 months agoI may be wrong but I think it’s apt-get dist-upgrade. apt full-upgrade does the same too.
That’s still really interesting sorry to call you out. I’ve heard of Solaris and Sun/oracle but I had to look up the other 2. When where you an working with those operating systems, the 90’s or later? Which did you enjoy using the most?