Any is it not variable?

Not mounted by default I assume

Why not just use journalctl directly at that point

Why?

Newer sshd versions have built in timeout options btw

Double space
Before single newline

This is a huge upside of Linux. When something breaks you can make a web search and learn how to fix it, or that it’s unfixable. On windows you make a search and all you get is this bs and seo article spam

Weston implementation seems still in progress:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/-/issues/467

Anyways, proton 10 when

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Don’t get mint if you’ll get a remotely capable laptop or plan to game on it. Its so called ‘modern’ desktop environment (wich still defaults to the old X window system) feels awful to use imo and while the ‘retro’ ones are better there’s no point in using them on a new laptop. Choose a distro that ships with KDE, GNOME, or a wlroots based desktop environment.

I’ve also had driver issues with it that didn’t happen with Ubuntu or arch.

Pretty much every distro has a caveman compatible installer.

What has nothing to do with systemd? You open the link and before the introduction it says the current release isn’t fit for general use because they couldn’t add systemd yet. If they picked something with systemd they wouldn’t need to spend so much effort on it

It always puzzles me why they chose the one distro without systemd to base this on and are now trying to add it themselves.

Also I have thoughts about this:

Move sudo to community
At present, sudo is in the main repository, which requires us to provide security support for 2 years. Upstream sudo does not provide an “LTS” lifecycle, so this requires either performing security upgrades during the maintenance lifecycle, or backporting security fixes by hand.
Benefit to Alpine
Prior to the creation of the security team, there was an unofficial preference to push doas as the preferred pivot tool for Alpine. This reinforces that messaging. Additionally, we do not have to support sudo for a 2 year lifecycle, since there are no LTS branches for it.

How often does sudo have security vulnerabilities that it’s worth moving to a lesser used tool whose vulnerabilities are less likely to be discovered against your security team’s wishes? What do all the other distros do?

“New” means 8845HS here, which is a rehash of 7840HS, a 2 year old cpu.

It needs webgl and wasm, it doesn’t block anything

It’d be good I think, especially if the 105W is the cooling capacity

*HX - mobile workstation
*H / *HS - laptop
*U / *P - ultrabook

Ryzen AI - current gen amd
Ryzen 7x4x / Ryzen 8x4x - last gen amd
Ryzen 6xxx / Ryzen 7x3x - prev gen amd
Core Ultra 1xx / Core 14xxx - current gen intel
Core 1xxx / Core 13xxx - last gen intel
Core 12xxx - prev gen intel

Generation is the most important factor for single thread performance, then power usage and lastly sku.
You could go for an *HX or *H model from a recent gen for an upgrade or if you’re fine with the performance you had you could also get a *U model as those are cheaper, more silent and use less power. It’s actually surprising that your laptop wasn’t that loud

Also the next intel generation is soon to come with big improvements I think, but it’ll probably take time for it to be sold

This is not new. Has been there for a while

And the product director is openly lying about it:

We are not accessing or reading Substance users’s projects in any way, shape or form nor are we planning to or have any means to do it in the first place.

It’s either that, or their lawyers decided to put that in without asking him? There needs to be some serious legislation for when companies try to pull this off

It’s not the theme, it’s that it has 5 panels visible with vague hirerarchy. Music players shouldn’t look like IDEs

I really wish people stopped recommending mint for any purpose other than reviving a 20 Yr old laptop into a chromebook.