[–] 12 points 1 month ago (1 child)

Apparently sometimes you have to remove symlinks to make programs load. I had a very weird bug that made a library fail to load even if the symlink was good. I wrote a bug report to bugs.debian.org and they told me to remove the symlink. That fixed it, wtf

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    (Price is in € EUR)

    For context, six months ago I bought a renewed Thinkpad X395 for exactly this price and I got: An actually decent CPU and not something as powerful as a Wii, 16 GB of RAM, 256 GB of actual M.2 SSD, a really nice 1080p Touchscreen, really nice build quality with metal and a nice backlit keyboard. Heck, even when I bought a cheap laptop in May 2020 it was much better than this and it even was brand new for the same price.

    I know this CPU very well, for this price you are getting something that has trouble playing a Youtube video in 1080p at 60 FPS and can't even run the latest version of Minecraft at above 10 FPS. Now imagine this combined with Windows 11 and only 4 GB of RAM...

    No, this is not because of the current hardware crysis, this is pure greed. But hey, 1 year of Microslop 365 is included!

    submitted 11 months ago by to c/linux@lemmy.ml
     

    I've been trying the COSMIC store and it looks like it killed my apt somehow. Apt says that there is a version mismatch between some libc6 packages, but I checked with dpkg and it all looks correct.

    Apt says that I've a newer version of some packages but that is not true. Is there any way to fix this?

    EDIT: Fixed formatting

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