I’m also on not-quite-supported hardware (surface pro 6) and I feel your pain. We have a special kernel for most of the functionality, but neither camera.

At this point, I’m grateful for a commodity x86_64 tablet with most everything else working perfectly, so it’s a small price.

Check CPU usage during playback, it won’t be pretty

First-gen Turion processors don’t have any kind of acceleration for most of the vp9 and av1 compression used for video in http applications like yt, so even if you find it’s another process pinning the cpu, you won’t have a good time on this as a desktop.

I have a surface pro 6 with mini display port out. The adjustment when plugging in the monitor is sometimes not remembered, but I believe that’s a gnome problem.

The real issue is that even today, some apps (Firefox, gedit, some terminals) don’t adjust their scaling to the new screen, which results in these apps having really, really microscopic text or super zoomed-in when they move from one to the other screen. Also the apps don’t sit nicely between one monitor and the next. And I think this might be a gnome thing, but moving apps between virtual desktops with both monitors plugged in is very weird, some move, some don’t.

I work in Linux as a daily driver for work and personal. I don’t care what the tools are, but they need to work and stay out of the way. Right now, Wayland implementation of multi monitor for my hardware is too much bother, I’ll try it again in a year.

I have no objections to Wayland itself, but I value the kind of stability xfce gives me, which is stable, predictable, and gets out of the way. Right now, on my hardware, Wayland/gnome is not there.

It’s not the position taken, it’s more the timing and subject on which to be outspoken. There were a few other more appropriate opportunities for Wales to reinforce Wikipedia’s principles that came before this process side-step.

The concern from article editors is that there might be other hot-button topics that for Wales would justify a veto-style judgement, which would be contrary to the very message Wales is purporting to send.

I use both ATM, and you definitely feel the unpolished rough edges of Wayland in multi monitor modes.

Bet >90% of Americans don’t know this.

Considering that pcmr (PC Master Race) is now an acceptable term on reddit and now elsewhere, I’d say you were right.

I hate to be that guy, but this is just the Linux BT stack being… Not great. Don’t get me wrong, I love Linux, but Bluetooth is one area I still see issues with every other update. Headphones using wrong audio codec, devices dropping out, incorrect ordering of trust login actions, etc.

That’s what happens when you bet against the Borax Kid.

Whoooaaaahhh… A blast from my past.

I used logo from 1983 to 1986 in school.

“Cease to exist?! But that’s basically all I do!”

Saving for later, pretty cool.

A baby what?

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If you mean I’ve installed, configured and used it, yes.

If you can get it working, pretty bad.

Conky is just a standalone program, you just need to install it and invoke it. It lives in the default repos.

There are some windowing switches you’ll need to get familiar with to make it behave the way you want, but it’s just the one .conkyrc file to change things.

X11 tablet interfaces do exist, but they all use mouse emulation, which is a pretty poor experience.

I can speak to the xfce experience on a surface pro 6.

Employees can cover them up while working.

I’m obviously talking about face and neck tattoos.

What places are you even talking about?

Have you been to Québec? La place est completement basee sur l’eglise catholique. Si on commence avec les symboles, qu’est-ce qui arrete Roberge de monter une croisade d’annihilation de toute association religieuse? C’est pas mal ce qu’il veut.

Don’t put up religious holiday decorations.

Yeah, that’ll fly.

Look, I’m French Canadian, and I’m all for not having religion involved in professional decisions, but people are human. They show culture. Previous attempts at this kind of “purism” by prohibition have failed for this reason.

I notice you didn’t include the religious holidays.