Unfortunately my Intel card craps out when trying to color correct the display.

We also have a slow version of this on one of the !onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone communities.

Can you see with top or ps what program is eating up all the RAM? Probably some bug you may report.

Design requirements are too ambiguous.

It would be nice if it was possible to describe perfectly what a program is supposed to do.

I do, but I rarely have the time or energy to write on it. https://bjoern-tantau.de/

I also made one to collect the art by my babushka. https://brigitte-tantau.de/

Yeah, and they specifically block Wine from running Roblox.

I think this depends on too many factors to give general advice. Android is very different from other Linux distros because they share almost none of the supporting libraries and software. Even the Linux Kernel they share is heavily modified.

The are many apps that are made for both Linux and Android but I think they have to be built with portability in mind for that to work. Godot for instance can make Linux, Windows, Mac OS and Android packages.

On the other side there are Sober for Roblox and the Minecraft Bedrock Launcher that use the respective Android packages and make them run on Linux. But they are specialised for Roblox and Minecraft and don’t work on all Android packages.

Theoretically you can make infinitely long words in German.

That’s actually pretty nice. Shows you early where you wouldn’t want to apply.

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I bought it right after it was released and I don’t know why. I’d usually only pay full price for a game if I had obsessed for months over it. It ended up being a favourite game of mine.

Compare panel 3 with panel 4.

Nice!

I don’t get it.

Or it’s the start to a new line.

Yeah, another good example of the XY-Problem.

I did that. Turns out my error had nothing to do with space. I was just booting into a read-only snapshot by default. Rolling back to a later snapshot fixed everything.

You are actually kinda right. My error is that / is read only. The other subvolumes are writable. No idea why or how I can find out why.

Yeah, with time they get more and more cheeky. Depending on how you raised them of course. A common occurrence is a toddler offering you something and then pulling away when you reach for it and dying of laughter.

If I understand subvolumes correctly they share their space when they reside on the same device. I only have two partitions. One for /boot/efi and one for the rest.

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