It’s Canonicals’ package manager. A lot of people, myself included, dislike it mostly because the backend is proprietary and it locks the repository to Canonical only. Also given their past history, it may be doing something nefarious.
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Canned tuna can have more salt in it and too much salt not good for cats. Hell it’s not good for us, very tasty though.
Oh! Tay as in Taylor! God I’m slow.
maybe it’s being sarcastic?
4·6 天前The very first computers were programmed using physical switches and buttons. Punched cards came later. Being a programmer in those days was a lot harder than it is now!
131·7 天前If you’re supporting it, then one you are familiar with would be my recommendation. If you’re both beginners, then Mint.
It’s entirely possible, I’m also on Mastodon
You could say they got ahead of the game.
They were a nice-to-have!
Quality Abandonment?
On EndeavourOS, you just have to run nvidia-inst. Mint has the driver manager, and other distros have ways of handling it. For your card, you’ll want the Nvidia Open driver if it doesn’t do it automatically.
TLDR: These days it’s easy.
3·14 天前You should try sharing a bed with a partner and 4 or 5 cats. Movement is impossible!
Out of date Nvidia drivers was the main reason I moved from Tumbleweed to EndeavourOS, at the time they were a couple of generations behind and didn’t even have explicit sync.
A vet said it’s often down to volume. The louder it is, the realer it is.
Both. Both is good.