And aptitude tests themselves are flawed and usually only measure certain quantities or qualities of intelligence, and are not really a great marker for general intelligence (this is including IQ tests which have a very racist origin and history)

Ooms are much less necessary with MGLRU if they keep to a new kernel

People were already giving money before this change…

It’s also $12 a year ($15 normally).

It’s a small price to pay to ensure everything on your Plex server has subtitles. Subtitling stuff and hosting it isn’t free.

Never too old

And also really not that bad for what it is. I quite enjoyed my time with it actually. It’s most egregious crimes are that Google makes it and privacy issues.

Looks nice, what’s the advantage over something like rofi?

It’s not just startup time, it’s startup time with heavy background I/O

FYI fwupd also works on windows

There’s an MSI in the releases https://github.com/fwupd/fwupd/releases

I thought I read somewhere that windows update would eventually pull from lvfs but I can’t find a source for that

Even on windows S0ix is garbage

Os on the fastest drive, one large partition + efi partition unless you have a need for separate /boot.

I use /boot on ext4 and / on btrfs with /home being a separate subvolume.

/boot is ext4 because grub has issues booting to btrfs when using ubiquity auto installer. Why? I do not know.

What hardware is your Thinkpad? Is it amd?

Is that a Wayland issue? Lots of modern laptops have suspend issues (broken S0ix sleep, missing S3, bios declaring wrong states, etc)

You could also attempt converting them with alien or FPM

I get better compression ratio with xz than zstd, both at highest. When building an Ubuntu squashFS

Zstd is way faster though

Firefox can edit PDFs , although I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s not in depth

Dracula for shell/wm theme and papirus-dark for icons

Afaik Lxd doesn’t do live migration of lxc, only vms

Same as proxmox

Kubuntu with the ubiquity installer will install onto btrfs. Flatpack is easy to add.

Add in system76 scheduler and an up to date kernel like xanmod and youve got 90% of what gaming distros will do.

If you’re using flatpak you don’t have to worry that the host system has old mesa.

This sort of setup is probably trivial to do in arch as well.

A lot of those enterprise solutions like crowdstrike are a pain in the ass because they use a binary kernel module that supports like 5 kernels at most too