According to the arch wiki: Audacity #Tenacity_fork
In May 2021, after the project was acquired by Muse Group there was a draft proposal to add opt-in telemetry to the code to record application usage. As an alternative tenacity was forked by a group of volunteers as open-source software.
Doesn’t sound like they actually went through with it?
I don’t know, but I think it’s works on Wayland too. Probably something built in.
On Plasma Desktop, pressing Ctrl+Alt+ESC kills anything you click on next, instantly. There is truly nothing you can’t kill that way, even the desktop itself.
Both systemd and pulseaudio were more or less directly architected after MacOS’ design of Core Audio and launchd.
Really shows how little you actually know.
Can you tell Cron to catch up on the things that should’ve happened but didn’t because the system was off?
Good thing it’s editor agnostic so everybody can do the right thing in the end and choose nano
Clearly this is LFS (Lute From Scratch)
Too bad worker’s solidarity is barely a thing anymore
A regional dialect doesn’t a whole language make
Dunno, but looks at man service.unit I think)
# nano /etc/systemd/{system,user}.conf
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DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
You’re welcome.
The English spelling confuses me, it’s “Walzer” in German
The users in this case are big companies. Companies pay developers directly to get features or hardware supported, developers which then send patches to the kernel team, or are a part of the kernel team (very short version).
The rest of us are just freeloaders. Hope that clears it up.
Well, Linux really is just like a traditional product were the user pays to get their get their use cases supported. Except they’ve short-circuited the whole paying thing to where users directly hire people for the work (for the most part).
I thought we were doing NixOS this year ._.
Just enter a channel number and it will auto switch
Maximum volume depends on which specific DAC adapter you got.
Wdym, there are adapters and natively wired USB-C headphones.
Probably that the US is No. 1 in paving straight over every available surface. And that they will move mountains to do it apparently.