True That always confused me why dollar first

You say:

1. That will be dollars 80-ty

Or

2. That will be 80-ty dollars

80$*

https://lib.rs/crates/xh

Why and who's buying those?

Right I forgot to use Tails from USB stick, silly me

Brew is the only thing that saves it somehow however that's only package manager with formulas.

MacOS is perfect for people that just want to install the software and use it (still out of the box).

But for even system configuration MacOS falls behind in many ways - I mean even in the settings. I use Ubuntu at my work and more people with Mac have DNS / Wireguard (VPN) problems than me.

My friend recently sold his Mac as he's very accustomed to tinkering and MacOS either didn't listen or broke. The ouf of the box experience is real but once you are ouf of this box (aka you need more customisation and configuration) it's not enough. But of course very Linux approach to MacOS.

Maybe at least try https://codeberg.org/thirtysix/painterest

https://github.com/GSDragoon/RadeonSoftwareSlimmer

https://docs.atlasos.net/getting-started/post-installation/drivers/amd/

https://translate.kagi.com/

Damn Yoshi

Meanwhile Nintendo:

C++, MacOS and FOSS

What a wild combination.

I hope he didn't use Claude because oh boy it maybe costed more than a real developer.

All of them are like that? I mean isn't there any alternative to proprietary firmware blobs that is well not proprietary and blobed? For example for WiFi or just USB.

Ah I see. Understood, thank you for that.

Great! That's what I wanted to read with hardware compatibility. Thanks.

I understand.

Regrading warranty I meant lifetime support for problems related to your System76 laptop. The warranty for a hardware is gone I think but I guess when you describe your issues correctly and they won't resolve it maybe they will suggest you something friendly.

And I get your point with the case. Tbh looked like it.

Hmm do you have up-to-date firmware? I had similar issue resolved by it.

Also faulty motherboard sounds like manufacturer issue not yours.

Spreading the word about the software or that you should donate because they need it? 1st no 2nd yes

Yeah but on the other hand infrastructure costs and they need money to pay developers and so on. Using FOSS is cool and all but it's not cheap and free of charge - at least developing it that is.