[–] 9 points 10 hours ago (4 children)

i had enough struggle to convince my friends to switch away from google, im sure as hell not getting them to switch again. especially not when i am the one paying for the family subscription

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  • [–] 16 points 2 days ago (7 children)

    one thing i enjoy way more than i should is use units that are technically correct, but no one uses them like ever.

    like megagrams instead of metric tonnes.

    or 1 dekameter instead of 10 meters.

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    Edit: Solution was installing Findroid
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    so i wanted to watch a bit while on the go and noticed i didnt have subtitles, after some research i found a fix, however that fix is waiting ~30 sec. before hitting play for tge subtitles to load. now i dont have this issue on my laptop at all so im wondering if there is a fix so that they load instantly on android too

     

    so i already have 240W charging over USB-C (framework16), but it would be great if there was a way to also transfer data over the very same cable for low priority USB devices. every hub i found maxes out at 140w per port and the powerbrick does not include a way to inject data.

    does anybody know of a way to add data to the mix without compromising power? it would only need to provide a single USB "access point" for that data

    note: i do not posess the tools required to safely work on the powerbrick itself, so thats out of the question

     

    anyone know of a way to at least get a static frame of my live wallpaper when running hyprshutdown?

    i have a live wallpaper that runs via swww.

    while the hyprshutdown command sloves some of my issues, it creates another one: my wallpaper resets to the default hyprland wallpaper due to hyprshutdown killing the swww-daemon (which to be fair does not really affect my system, its just slightly annoying)

    i tried a script that first runs hyprpaper with a static frame of my wallpaper before running hyprshutdown as i heard that hyprpaper does not have that issue, but unfortunately that script does not execute hyprshutdown...

     

    Like the title says i need an os for a x86 tablet.

    I already tested various different linux distros, (mint, ubuntu, debian etc.) with various de's (gnome, xfce, plasma, plasma mobile) but nothing really suits a tablet. I tried android x86 but that wouldn't install.

    Basically my problem is that apps etc. Are made with mouse and keyboard in mind making me unable to for example easily scroll as i have to drag the scroll bar manually.

    Anyone got ANY recommendation? The default os was mint btw.

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