gnome sucks my penor in every way I can imagine

why not ? if it works and has better support than others ? why switch

and switching whole codebase to some random new thing from gnome would take years

and introduce many bugs

and possible breaks we havent heard of on production side of things

just making all the tutorials,training videos etc broken by switching to different thing would break and lose many customers

@Tervy pocophone

yeah but you can use inertia to justify any stagnation.

the cost of moving from fax to email in the business environment was probably very high

most likely said move brought more benefit than costs

unlike breaking workflow and visual look of thousands and thousands of users

ye

@Deleted User did some digging and apparently the porcophones "ir" led is only used for facial rego and does not provice actual IR-port option out of the box

BUT if you contact some custom rom nerds i bet enabling that IR-led hardware to send user-controlled pulses can be done (on side note apparently lineage os has yet to get that ir-camera working properly but dunno if that is camera + led or just the camera controls what are buggy currently)

and as its not "proper Blaster" more like wide angle smd led its range can be low

Yeah I noticed it burning when i did the face rego

I'll probably just keep one of those .40$ pins around. Also makes for a nice gift

>linux is awful on HiDpi 4k screens

why didn't anyone tell me this

it's not?

solus has great HiDpi scaling

KDE and kwin in general have the best hidpi support

kwin is the only one with proper fractional scaling

"its not bad, its unimplemented"

>connect two displays on windows and use a different res on each

>one of them is blurry

t-thanks

>the only way to fix it is to use a 3rd party software

>connect two screens to two different gpus under x11 on Linux
>try to move window from one screen to the other

Just saying both OS aren't optimal in terms of multi monitor

that's a retarded setup though

I can't think of any situation where you might want to do that

I used to have that setup many years ago when having both the igpu and a gpu that supports two screens, but have 3 screens in total

10+ years ago it was quite usual for mid range gpus to support two screens only

Maybe it's less common today, but it was more common in past

now any dedicated gpu has at least 3 ports you can connect to

and with DP you only need one

ports do not equal connectable monitors

quite many GPUsonly supported 2 (on windows)

mostly due how the gpu architechture and drivers worked

specialy if you had VGA display connected