http://bellard.org/jslinux/

And slow

Definitely. I mean, currently I'm reading a diff which allows me to leave comments and that's it. It uses 15-20% CPU at all times.

When I have an email client opened, fans instantly start to spin

webapps are riddiculous

Fuck webapps

I'll keep pushing native apps forward

@Rustiful Michał see my link ;)

@Rustiful Michał see my link ;)

I know it

Thanks but no thanks

:)

@Lian

@Rustiful just noticed your telegram username

+1 :)

Hehehe

Good day guys

Good day bro

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how to change hidpi from fedora

It's too large

My laptop is with 2k screen

Help!

You dont want HiDPI support on a HiDPI screen?

Wait is that a 1920x1080 display?

2560*1440

That is technically a HiDPI display

It looks so uncomfortable

is it a 13”?

How can I change the right dpi

What is 13?

Thirteen inch display

14 inch

That might be why it looks a little cramped.

you can install the gnome-tweak-tool

Thinkpad t460p

and tweak it a bit

But Fedora is doing its job and adjusting gnome based on your HiDPI display

I have a 15 inch display and without HiDPI support most things are almost unreadable

and im running the same resolution

I already installed it

Okay so then you would set your scaling options.

It is 1 by default

how the Fuck is taht a Scaling "1"

For the Sake of it, adjust to 2 and then switch back?

When I adjust to 2, nothing changed

It makes me sad

Does it want me quit?

No, change back now

maybe it just displayed bonkers

if that doesnt work, try changing to X.ORG from the login screen

Gnome tweak tool displays its default values on installation

fedora HiDPI is auto set to 2 by the QA team

So if he changes to 2, then back it *should* work

I login xorg

The top bar is still large

The top bar is still large

you can change that with an addon but try setting the dpi up and down once again

Also try to adjust the font size if anything is set too large

I wish too, but in reality it's not gonna happen.

Oh, no, sir, I must disagree....

Oh, no, sir, I must disagree....

In the end all we can do is argue. The market will decide if Linux succeeds or not :P

It's definitely a sad time to be a Windows fan ^^

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In the end all we can do is argue. The market will decide if Linux succeeds or not :P

I don't think is accurate to talk about market as we are not selling something. I would rather say people. Also, I see no reason for people to use only one system. But I do think Linux in its different versions/distributions is growing at a fast pace.

I still see people greatly attached to Mac and Windows, and with no signs of interest on Linux OSes on their desktops :P

Companies absolutely love Windows, Linux remains to be a "server" OS or an OS for nerds.

(My Math teacher has an old ThinkPad running Linux, that guy is awesome, but apart from that...)

Companies absolutely love Windows, Linux remains to be a "server" OS or an OS for nerds.

If only pirating software were punished with inprisionation.

In the end all we can do is argue. The market will decide if Linux succeeds or not :P

Well, in desktop, Linux is enough failure, because there is no companies pre-install It

If only pirating software were punished with inprisionation.

Companies are definitely hunted to death with Microsoft licenses.

Well, in desktop, Linux is enough failure, because there is no companies pre-install It

And no companies pre-install Linux because users don't want Linux, that's the reality...

Companies are definitely hunted to death with Microsoft licenses.

Not in my country. On my college every single Desktop in the CAD lab has Windows, Office, AutoDesk CAD software and the Civil Engineering Department pay USD0.00 for it.

And no companies pre-install Linux because users don't want Linux, that's the reality...

Ppl don't know what the hell linux is, we have millions of users use linux (android) not cuz they wanna linux, just it already had been installed.

but that relies on google's magic sauce

Not in my country. On my college every single Desktop in the CAD lab has Windows, Office, AutoDesk CAD software and the Civil Engineering Department pay USD0.00 for it.

The only exception in the world, I'm sure.

Maybe China, too.

The rest are threatened with court.

My previous company had to pay TWICE a few licenses because Microsoft were threatening with their lawyers, even though we were fully legal, they refused to acknowledge us

I'm sure this is common practice.

My previous company had to pay TWICE a few licenses because Microsoft were threatening with their lawyers, even though we were fully legal, they refused to acknowledge us

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Not in my country. On my college every single Desktop in the CAD lab has Windows, Office, AutoDesk CAD software and the Civil Engineering Department pay USD0.00 for it.

Man, r u Russian?

Not in my country. On my college every single Desktop in the CAD lab has Windows, Office, AutoDesk CAD software and the Civil Engineering Department pay USD0.00 for it.

Sounds like many US universities too. The idea is that they give it to the universities, and then professors teach tools instead of skills, so they graduate and the company collect the dues from a lifetime of loyalty

Many is a tough descriptor because it really depends on the university, but I know that it's this way in a fair number of places

The companies like Microsoft or whoever throws the proprietary tools at universities for free are gambling on a long-term investment for the students to depend on their tools and then to take them to wherever they end up working or doing later on after graduating

A little bit backwards, if you think about it, hahah

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The companies like Microsoft or whoever throws the proprietary tools at universities for free are gambling on a long-term investment for the students to depend on their tools and then to take them to wherever they end up working or doing later on after graduating

True story. Moreover, I've been forced to implement my coursepaper in C#.

(once)

Hi

True story. Moreover, I've been forced to implement my coursepaper in C#.

ew

The companies like Microsoft or whoever throws the proprietary tools at universities for free are gambling on a long-term investment for the students to depend on their tools and then to take them to wherever they end up working or doing later on after graduating

Oh... I very much agree with this.

People fail to see it unfortunately :(

People fail to see it unfortunately :(

I think people see it if they're taught to see it, but a lot of this weight falls onto the professors and teaching faculty at univerisities. The problem is that they teach tools and not skills, so people just accept the status quo.