D Brox
@d-brox.bsky.social
Just a Linux weeb with too little free time.
Getting my master's in robotics and control.
24, He/him, Brasileiro
RIP Twitter, you won't be missed (actually scratch that, vtubing is twitter-centric, I really miss it) (scratch that again, they coming now)
Getting my master's in robotics and control.
24, He/him, Brasileiro
RIP Twitter, you won't be missed (actually scratch that, vtubing is twitter-centric, I really miss it) (scratch that again, they coming now)
You probably will need to do USB passthrough, which is very finicky in my experience
June 26, 2025 at 2:12 PM
You probably will need to do USB passthrough, which is very finicky in my experience
Using the existing partition should be very doable using virt-manager, but it's probably a pain to set up properly
June 25, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Using the existing partition should be very doable using virt-manager, but it's probably a pain to set up properly
O primeiro compilador Rust era escrito em OCaml, antes de ser reescrito em Rust
June 12, 2025 at 3:20 AM
O primeiro compilador Rust era escrito em OCaml, antes de ser reescrito em Rust
If you setup a Windows VM correctly, you probably can.
I have a friend that uses Proxmox and he plays games with EAC on a VM.
I have a friend that uses Proxmox and he plays games with EAC on a VM.
May 6, 2025 at 10:23 PM
If you setup a Windows VM correctly, you probably can.
I have a friend that uses Proxmox and he plays games with EAC on a VM.
I have a friend that uses Proxmox and he plays games with EAC on a VM.
And you can also define custom compilation targets for more obscure archs/vendors/systems/abis, as long as llvm can compile to that target
May 6, 2025 at 10:14 PM
And you can also define custom compilation targets for more obscure archs/vendors/systems/abis, as long as llvm can compile to that target
I'd say false, just because you can use rustup to install a gigantic number of tool chains and, as long as you have the other cross compilation tools installed (linkers for instance), they just work.
May 6, 2025 at 10:14 PM
I'd say false, just because you can use rustup to install a gigantic number of tool chains and, as long as you have the other cross compilation tools installed (linkers for instance), they just work.
I usually just use cargo-binstall instead of building from source
May 6, 2025 at 6:11 PM
I usually just use cargo-binstall instead of building from source
I'm mostly helping with testing, quick bug fixes, and repo maintenance
May 6, 2025 at 1:06 AM
I'm mostly helping with testing, quick bug fixes, and repo maintenance
The nala-rs rewrite is already usable as daily driver, although it has not reached feature parity with the python version
May 6, 2025 at 1:05 AM
The nala-rs rewrite is already usable as daily driver, although it has not reached feature parity with the python version
Nala is currently written in python. The motivation behind the rewrite is that we are limited by some annoying quirks in the apt_pkg python library.
With this in mind, Volitank, the main dev, was able to write rust bindings of the libapt-pkg C++ library, the rust-apt crate.
With this in mind, Volitank, the main dev, was able to write rust bindings of the libapt-pkg C++ library, the rust-apt crate.
May 6, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Nala is currently written in python. The motivation behind the rewrite is that we are limited by some annoying quirks in the apt_pkg python library.
With this in mind, Volitank, the main dev, was able to write rust bindings of the libapt-pkg C++ library, the rust-apt crate.
With this in mind, Volitank, the main dev, was able to write rust bindings of the libapt-pkg C++ library, the rust-apt crate.
(and I'm saying this as one of the guys helping with the rewrite lmao)
May 5, 2025 at 11:36 PM
(and I'm saying this as one of the guys helping with the rewrite lmao)
Nala, the frontend for apt
May 5, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Nala, the frontend for apt
The first stage is trying out desktop environments (the graphical interfaces) until you find one that you like.
Then, what follows is trying things out, and don't be afraid to break your system, it's always an opportunity to learn
Then, what follows is trying things out, and don't be afraid to break your system, it's always an opportunity to learn
April 28, 2025 at 9:29 PM
The first stage is trying out desktop environments (the graphical interfaces) until you find one that you like.
Then, what follows is trying things out, and don't be afraid to break your system, it's always an opportunity to learn
Then, what follows is trying things out, and don't be afraid to break your system, it's always an opportunity to learn
Embrace it, it's fun :3
(it has been my hyperfixation for over 7 years now, please send help)
(it has been my hyperfixation for over 7 years now, please send help)
April 28, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Embrace it, it's fun :3
(it has been my hyperfixation for over 7 years now, please send help)
(it has been my hyperfixation for over 7 years now, please send help)
(also, wine stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator, since it translates the Windows system calls, it does not emulate the OS)
April 28, 2025 at 5:19 PM
(also, wine stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator, since it translates the Windows system calls, it does not emulate the OS)
Proton has DXVK, a DirectX to Vulkan translation layer, and the graphics stack now tends to perform on-par or better than on Windows
April 28, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Proton has DXVK, a DirectX to Vulkan translation layer, and the graphics stack now tends to perform on-par or better than on Windows
Só sei do Trinity DE, que é um fork do KDE 3.5, criado depois que o KDE 4 lançou. Tbm têem uns forks do kwin, o compositor.
Mas a diferença mesmo é que os devs do GNOME são muito rígidos com o que eles querem, enquanto o pessoal do KDE aceita mais ideias novas, aí tem menos razão pra fazer um fork.
Mas a diferença mesmo é que os devs do GNOME são muito rígidos com o que eles querem, enquanto o pessoal do KDE aceita mais ideias novas, aí tem menos razão pra fazer um fork.
April 28, 2025 at 2:26 PM
Só sei do Trinity DE, que é um fork do KDE 3.5, criado depois que o KDE 4 lançou. Tbm têem uns forks do kwin, o compositor.
Mas a diferença mesmo é que os devs do GNOME são muito rígidos com o que eles querem, enquanto o pessoal do KDE aceita mais ideias novas, aí tem menos razão pra fazer um fork.
Mas a diferença mesmo é que os devs do GNOME são muito rígidos com o que eles querem, enquanto o pessoal do KDE aceita mais ideias novas, aí tem menos razão pra fazer um fork.
I prefer using wprs over waypipe for that, it allows disconnecting and reconnecting to the remote without killing the applications.
It's like xpra but for Wayland.
github.com/wayland-tran...
It's like xpra but for Wayland.
github.com/wayland-tran...
GitHub - wayland-transpositor/wprs
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April 11, 2025 at 9:44 PM
I prefer using wprs over waypipe for that, it allows disconnecting and reconnecting to the remote without killing the applications.
It's like xpra but for Wayland.
github.com/wayland-tran...
It's like xpra but for Wayland.
github.com/wayland-tran...
Nah, every `unsafe` must have a reason behind it, and it was properly documented there
January 24, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Nah, every `unsafe` must have a reason behind it, and it was properly documented there
Hard mode is Gentoo. The only thing harder than that is LFS...
January 11, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Hard mode is Gentoo. The only thing harder than that is LFS...
TuxedoOS is to Tuxedo Computers what Pop!_OS is to System76
December 24, 2024 at 4:14 PM
TuxedoOS is to Tuxedo Computers what Pop!_OS is to System76
Antes precisava ser em user mode por questões de segurança, mas agora a gente usa bwrap durante a compilação dos pacotes (a mesma tecnologia usada pelo flatpak para isolar os processos)
October 10, 2024 at 11:58 PM
Antes precisava ser em user mode por questões de segurança, mas agora a gente usa bwrap durante a compilação dos pacotes (a mesma tecnologia usada pelo flatpak para isolar os processos)
Só um comentário, vc pode usar sudo no comando do pacstall desde que eu adicionei isolamento da build phase no começo do ano
October 10, 2024 at 11:55 PM
Só um comentário, vc pode usar sudo no comando do pacstall desde que eu adicionei isolamento da build phase no começo do ano
Por isso a gente não gosta da Canonical com seus Snaps
September 27, 2024 at 2:11 PM
Por isso a gente não gosta da Canonical com seus Snaps