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Both getting fixed with Fedora 41 luckily, DNF5 by default and a new installer they’ve been working on
Both getting fixed with Fedora 41 luckily, DNF5 by default and a new installer they’ve been working on
Me in the US: :(
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Am I the only one that’s not had trouble with it? What’s the big issue?
Now if they’d actually include enough of it…
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To drive us mad
You know, there could actually be something cool with that idea… IF they don’t screw it up, which it seems is impossible for anything ATLA related. They keep taking a legendary show and using it to just shovel crap out the door. I really wonder how profitable it is to run beloved IPs into the ground, it seems like it happens way too often. Fingers crossed for the Netflix show…
Probably testing some Doofenshmirtz-esque evil invention
Fedora 41 specifically is when it’s planned to be introduced, which would release towards the end of the year. It was initially planned for 39 but got delayed sadly, though I think there’s a way to swap to it for testing? But yeah, hopefully DNF can shirk the obvious “did not finish” joke because it really is slow
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In a VM installed via flatpak
It’s a systemd timer included within Arch that runs fstrim every week.
As a regular user who doesn’t do any dev work but likes to keep tabs on various projects, Gitlab all the way. It has an interface to track issues specific to a given version, giving you an easy way to gauge progress on upcoming releases and see what the holdups are. I’ve not found any kind of analog for that on GitHub unfortunately, but maybe I just haven’t looked in the right place
That’s nothing new though, that’s been Gnomes thing for over a decade
It’s probably from within the last 30 years or so