If you’re on KDE using Discover for updates, the default on a lot of distros is to apply updates on reboot, but you can change this under the Software Update section of the System Settings app. I think it’s not a bad idea; I’d rather have a bit of controlled downtime than risk borking my system.
I can hardly wait for this plus the v555 Nvidia driver to come to Fedora
what’s the hotdog car made of
There’s an “Enable HDR” checkbox in the “Displays & Monitor” part of System Settings. Of my two monitors, it only shows up in the configuration of the one that supports HDR (makes sense).
their search function also returns primarily random, unrelated videos… I think they just don’t like people deciding what they look at
Lemme fuck up your shit
I also hate how every time I accidentally open Edge it shits a search bar onto my desktop
When does this take place? I just looked at my hosts file and the lines
::1 twitter.com
::1 www.twitter.com
are still there??
I’ve had it since 2016, so it’s close to 7 years now. I replaced the screen and battery on it, but it has been pretty solid. Actually, uptime is something that’s an advantage for self-repairable stuff: when the screen needed to be replaced, it still worked enough to use, which I did until the replacement arrived. Takes a minute to swap the screen and then it’s running again.
I’m based in Germany so I only used it in the US when traveling. Maybe the 5 will be the one where they decide to cover the US officially? It seems like there’s more attention to repairability than there was 7 years ago…
I hope it comes out soon - I’m still using my Fairphone 2 but it’s really time for it to retire
this hole was made for meow