These are the same thing and this is a false dichotomy. And you can't "just" help black and gay people without it being at someone else's expense.
Wayland has spotty HDR support, a boat load of security at the expense of convenience at the expense of security, the warm feeling you get by validating the hecking troonarinos, and corpo propaganda. What's not to love?
For the love of christ, please stop repeating this. It is materially false. I have multiple monitors on X11 (and now Xlibre) that work(ed) just fine with multiple resolutions and refresh rates. I only learned about this "issue" after I switched to linux with this setup so it's not even like I just happened to know about some workaround or something. Stop it.
They do this constantly, wtf are you talking about.
I'm fully aware of the IME/PSP situation but however pozzed those are is irrelevant because the answer to Hal's question is "as many as possible". Secure boot will be the hardware control that the niggercattle can see and accept because it's "legal" or you can unlock it "just like my iphone" after provide a one year old proof of purchase and serial number to Asus. In reality this will be hard to impossible and without hardware attestation you won't be able to do anything useful but those are details for nerds.
To be clear the brazilian gov't hasn't suggested that specifically yet but I suspect that is merely because they're technically illiterate. Sadly there's no prizes for being right about secure boot.
Wayland is destined to be an unmanageable mess even greater then they claim X11 is.
What exactly prevents Linux from having a sensible windowing system?
Hubris and the desire for control
Wow it's like the Adeptus Mechanicus in real life
It provides some limited degree of security for corporate laptops that are being taken on visits from the American empire, to less sophisticated but semi-free countries that might otherwise crack them for secrets, in that to get access to data would typically require them to be left powered up and unattended. That's the sole 'positive' goal. Anything else, is just security theatre to try and trick free people into thinking that these (crap) 'protections' will protect them, when they've all been backdoored by the NSA.
Failure to adopt the gospel of Plan 9 from Bell Labs, which correctly recognized that using networking to shunt windows around was Bad, but not because you should use some aborted travesty like Windows 1.01 or Wayland. Everything on your screen should be Files, as is Right and Normal.
Now I'm interested. It runs as x86/x64 code so that I don't need to whip out QEMU, right? (As in: I can just use VirtualBox)
Explain that to them.
I left the word "only" out on accident. it's not something, only wayland shills use. It should be pretty obvious what I meant from the sentence directly following that.
repeating that I've heard people complain about this? I have heard them complain about it.
It's been a while since I've played with it, but yes, amd64 or ARM (as long as it's Raspberry Pi) should be good to go. Don't let the 'notes' on the latest 'release' (on April 1) of 9front put you off.
Its the jews/corpos. Like how it is beneficial for you or I to practice defense in depth, it is to their benefit to practice corruption in depth. If you have ever been to any cybersecurity conference you will know very well that it is a corporate circle jerk where finance, military, oil and pharma grifters endlessly suck each other off about these "trusted computing" features. Its all cancer all the way down.
YES! I installed artix years ago and I had multiple monitors with different resolutions and refresh rates and it just worked.
Maybe if you need to pass specific kernel parameters at boot (e.g. for booting into encrypted root)? I'm not sure if you can do it with pure UEFI, I know I set it in GRUB settings.
It does make it convenient. At least on some uefi's. Without it have to catch it between the very first scree, and when the grub menu starts to get to the boot menu from the uefi. Grub just alwasys shows the menu. So I can set the time out longer, or disable the timeout. So I don't have to sit there and watch, to catch it in time.
That sure is a lot of shit but at the end of the day this all boils down to "don't believe your lying eyes".
You can do that with a unified kernel image. Really easy with dracut. Just needs something like this in
/etc/dracut.conf.d/uefi=yes
kernel_cmdline="cryptroot=UUID=... "yea i have excatly this but at the same time use systemd so its still niggerlicious
, second try installing it and at least I get to login, but root is mounted as read only for some reason. I guess my setup is probably fairly nonstandard, but I just know I'd have it installed in under an hour on arch. I think that instead of trying to set it all up at once, I'm gonna try to just get the bare minimum working, and then build the system up from there. At least I felt I understood more on this iteration. Third times the charm.