Thanks for answers I did figure out this mess 840M is Maxwell GPU so it should work.

The best source for GPU architecture can be noveneau site as it list by generations.

https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/CodeNames.html

Thanks for answers I did figure out this mess 840M is Maxwell GPU so it should work.

The best source for GPU architecture can be noveneau site as it list by generations.

https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/CodeNames.html

10 mil

Lenspect or just VirusTotal

ClamUI on flathub

It is not worthy that it mainly is for windows malware and if you stick to your distro repositories you should be save

It doesn’t use old icons but default of KDE which is bummer

Look at rocky linux and alma linux even if they restrict code, ubuntu foss won’t die, but debian base seem more sustainable.

Not free, and on pixels you can install de googled androids like grapheneos and LineageOS

Jolla phone and that is with much better specs

Will plasma big screen be included in main KDE desktop?

To be fair, basic checks should be done not just make account and in next 10 seconds accept abandoned package and publish malware.

Great, can you make some promotion video.

With maybe camera feed at night and at day.

Because from information on your site I wonder how looks camera feed at night and at day.

Yeah supporting companies which makes privacy focused products, will create incentives for selling them to people which want them not just gaining additional profits from selling your data or showing you with ads

How much does it cost?

And add F-Droid

1 runtime is ≈1gb

24.08 1gb

2xQt 250 mb

2xGNOME 250 mb

25.08 1 gb

2xQt 250 mb

2xGNOME 250

It gets big fast.

If you have one app with outdated runtime it is additional 1 gb for just runtime. If you rely mostly on system packages most packages you install from flatpak will have additional weight of 1 gb runtime. So you can get app which weights 4mb with runtime which weight 250 more than app itself.

And other flatpak repos use other runtimes for example fedora.

Appimages weight much less but lack sandboxing.

I hadn’t tried nix but it also lacks sandboxing.

There is also

Linglong which is flatpak/snap/appimage alternative but I don’t know it’s adoption on distros other than deepin

https://www.deepin.org/en/deepin-linglong/

“Important note: Many users are wary of Snaps. Use at your own discretion. They update on their own schedule, and install files to nonstandard locations. It may not be wise to use a Snap without first understanding the reputation/limitations of Snap.”

I don’t think it will happen anyway, considering ARM still doesn’t do it and we have apple M chips and snapdragon ARM laptops.

But let’s hope I’m wrong

If it was backdoor that means someone created it maliciously or it is bug?

It was patched in almalinux though, and it was how this exploit got exposed before disclosure.

At lest this is what I read

Does risc-v have uefi like x86 or it requires specific image for every machine like before?