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emulio
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Comment #49067749
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Comment #48493425
A package (like a .deb) is a static artifact. It can be hashed, mirrored, and GPG-signed. Package managers usually verify that signature before any pre/post-install scripts. A "cur…
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Comment #48492604
The installation method they officially propagate is dangerous. curl -fsSL https://mimo.xiaomi.com/install | bash This is usually a PoC (Proof of concept) way to install something …
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Comment #48492507
Why is OpenCode awful?
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Comment #48473155
This appears to be an LXC-style alternative for macOS; however, unlike native LXC on Linux, this tool relies on VMs. While Docker and Podman also utilize a VM on macOS, they offer …
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Comment #48389712
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Comment #47501254
I hope Opera will be resurrected on the old Presto engine. It was amazingly fast. Back then, Chromium and Firefox were much slower.
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Comment #46668030
I do. I use it, alongside other browsers, because I prefer different browsers for different types of tasks.
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Comment #46652964
Honestly, I'm reacting a bit against the "YOLO" install culture common on Windows and macOS – just double-clicking and hoping for the best. I specifically use CachyOS, an Arch-base…
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Comment #46652880
Not for Linux. I am using Linux on my desktop.
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Comment #46648071
That's a nice idea, but I'm hesitant to use automatic installation scripts like this, even if I review them carefully. I prefer manual steps – downloading the file, placing it in t…
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Comment #44686804
I wish to use Graphene OS, but I can't force myself to buy a Pixel Phone, I don't like the design.
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Comment #43773163
> it was too complex to maintain and Microsoft decided to take the easy road. This is a common confusion. WSL1 is not deprecated, and both WSL1 and WSL2 continue to be developed an…