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He had minor hindrances which we addressed today: Printing, Scanning, Icons on the desktop and some windows software for taxes.
Wile loading I showed him some of your selection:
He liked pingus and in a few months he may pick up domino-chain.
Furthermore he may like townscraper but he hadn't the nerve to figure out the bindings. I think TinyGlade will be more accessible (Nvidia Optimus works otb with Debian + Gnome-Context Menus).
Unfortunately 2048 was too hard for him currently but we tried.
One can travel the world but only got a backpack.. Quite offensive then ;)
Awesome suggestion. It has a browser preview!
Steam may be some indirection he may be troublesome about (hope this isn't lost in translation).
In the same vein I will name "Tiny Glade".
Appreciated, will consider this afterwards (when more contributions of Lemmes are done). I already fixed my post: I pinned him to trixie (I used it subconsciously). I won't attempt a (unsupported) downgrade :- ).
You are awesome for following up, Sir or Madame.
The last panel also hurts us - fellow non-americans :(
One should probably search the commits for wayland but I am on mobile right now:
https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Avim%2Fvim+wayland&type=issues
Appears to be the GUI version and the clipboard support, yes.
Fullscreen or maximized windows always are -1 px on the right of the screen.
My cursor rests on the right of the screen so that a swipe changes workspaces and a right click opens a dropdown-launcher to navigate to apps not used frequently.
Build-in in XFCE.
Is the code base quality not ready for community reviews yet? ; )
Launches faster sounds like you have a weird shell config.
Also scrolling isn't really existing in a terminal. If you are tail -f somefile then it depends on how fast it is written to, how fast tail is.
If you have some TUI tool open it dependa how fast it can emit it's UI.
If your program only emits 100MB data each seconds then a terminal sink of 30GB/s wouldn't really benefit.
Power users like me run a terminal multiplexer anyways so there is another bottleneck.
And the configuration is onetime only (if the terminal configuration will be downward compatible with a version 10 years from now).
A friend of mine bought an used M1 and Linux support is limited to this day. I just want to run Debian (stable).
Framework doesn't have (and still hasn't) an aarch64 CPU.
The benefits of an ARM-Linux based laptop for me are:
You may come up with downsizes and I bet I can address these with easy workarounds to stay within my requirements.