Exactly. Agile is basically guaranteed to deliver something.
The real question is how fit-for-purpose is the resulting product.
Exactly. Agile is basically guaranteed to deliver something.
The real question is how fit-for-purpose is the resulting product.
They provide .deb files. I didn’t hunt any further than that
You will be fine. I game on mint with an Nvidia card. Steam has a setting to fall back to proton for all games without native Linux, and for everything off steam use Lutris (install it from the website, since the package manager version is too old to be useful)
The dark mode on this site… Hardest I’ve laughed in a while. A+ trolling
Edit: only works on desktop by the looks
WE DO NOT BREAK USERSPACE
For all Spotify’s failings, this is something it actually does a great job at. I get a playlist of new recommendations each week, 6+ daily playlists in different styles, playlists based on artists/genres/moods etc.
That’s an even number
Plus the cost of your own ram, storage, etc.
Even in python, writing code at the top level is not recommended for any non-trivial project. I mean, you might as well say “kotlin is closer to python because they both end with N”. Neither method of comparison offers any value to OP.
That’s a weird way to compare them…
There’s always a trade-off. In rust’s case, it’s slow compile times and comparatively slower prototyping. I still make games in rust, but pretending there’s no trade-off involved is wishful thinking
We must do different sorts of programming…
I’m so confused. Wtf is this doing in the Sync for Lemmy community?
This has to be a shitpost
Out of curiosity, why? If it’s a knee-jerk reaction to change that’s completely understandable, but I can’t see anything to dislike about the feature itself
I like Go too, but not because it’s a good language. I like it because it’s the simplest garbage language I have to use regularly, and that puts a cap on how bad it can be. It also got a lot of language-adjacent things right, like tooling.
As someone who hasn’t touched KDE in years, can someone fill me in: How did you previously select a folder without opening it?
It would be smooth as butter with a lightweight desktop (probably not KDE). I suggest Linux Mint XFCE edition
Not sure whether timeshift supports multiple systems per partition, but I’d be very surprised if you couldn’t create separate partitions for each PC