www.androidauthority.com Android 16 lets the Linux Terminal use your phone's entire storage
Android 16 Beta 4 uncaps the disk resizing slider, allowing you to allocate your phone's entire storage to the Linux Terminal.
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Then I guess the root file system has never really been locked down? It was shipped stock, but they give you the option to "OEM unlock" and root. I know samsung locks their shit, but this is google that is relevant here
You can still root pixel phones no problem, no?
They're doing this because they want to switch chrome to be android based, and they want to have desktop apps available right away since chrome doesn't have much.
Some time in June.
Why are the minimize/restoring windows is under the "appearance" category in Window Managment>Desktop Effects?
I think it is confusing and not sorted correctly. There are categories in Window Managment>Desktop Effects:
- Accessibility
- Appearance: This has things I don't think even reflect the title of the category. And why does it have minimize and restore windows animations? Shouldn't those have their own? It also has the "Fall Apart" animation. Shouldn't that belong to the "Window Open/Close Animation"? When applied, it overrides whatever you choose in "Window Open/Close Animation". I'm a bit confused. Bottom line, this one has a variety of things, not only appearance things.
- Focus
- Peak at Desktop Animation
- Tools
- Virtual Desktop Switching Animation
- Window Management
- Window Open/Close Animation
Could very well be my rusty English, I don't know. Am I the only who thinks that this section of the settings is kind of mixing many things? ![](https://lazysoci.al/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.world%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2Fdde7f82f-a0b9-4dc9-935f-f84d51b80dd8.
Awesome. Thank you so much. Getting those ASAP on my plasma desktop 😅
You did all of this on Linux mint? That's a actually impressive. Which "burn my window" is that?
KRunner is now aware of some archaic units like furlongs and rods
Today I learned that there are units called furlongs and rods.
You're correct. Root is different from jailbreak. Root allows for a replacement of even the OS itself. Jailbreak allows you to install software that modifies low level parts of the system without replacing the system itself. This is as far as I understand it. That's why this is called a jailbreak, not root.
You're installing a launcher, KAUL, where you can do the "stuff". It's better than nothing. I would love to see actual custom ROMs to remove the whole Kindle OS.
I've never bought a Kindle a never will. I have a kobo sage and I love it. However, my friend gave me his and I jailbroke it. I have left the Amazon store disabled after the jailbreak. I just wish there is a way to remove the whole Amazon os and replace it with koreader.
Praise all the syatemd gods
I love this game. I've played it a lot on the PC. Going to install it on the deck now.
Shit, then let me stop reading this slog (the wheel of time) that has been like pulling my intestines out of my mouth by a child. I'm seriously going to stop it and start reading the expanse. That's it. I'm done. 😂
There ya go.
I don't think I've ever seen a book not get butchered as a movie. At least as far as I know.
I'm so sick of the reboots. Make it once and leave it alone
Who's the author?
Man, I have these books and I never got to read them. Are they good?
What book would you love to see made into a movie?
For me, it's King's "Fairy Tale". I think it would make a great movie. Here is to hoping that Hollywood hears my prayers. Lol
Bazzite is essentially steamOS except the base isn't Arch, it's fedora, which doesn't really matter much when you're running an immutable system. Bazzite has a "home theater" and "PC" versions.
Life After Microsoft Windows: Linux Rises
This just warms my heart. The year of the Linux desktop isn't here, but the decade of it is.
Looking for a "set it and forget it" distro
Hi all, Relatively long time Linux user (2017 to be precise), and about two 3rds of that time has been on Arch and its derivatives.
Been running Endeavour OS for at least 2.5 years now. It's a solid distro until it's not. I'd go for months without a single issue then an update comes out of nowhere and just ruins everything to either no return, or just causes me to chase after a fix for hours, and sometimes days. I'm kinda getting tired of this trend of sudden and uncalled for issues.
It's like a hammer drops on you without you seeing it. I wish they were smaller issues, no, they're always major. Most of the time I'd just reinstall, and I hate that. It's so much work for me.
I set things the way I like them and then they're ruined, and the hunt begins. I have been wanting to switch for a long time, and I honestly have even been looking into some of those immutable distros (that's how much I don't want to be fixing my system.
I'm tired, I just want to use my system to get work do