

Nice, that works? Fantastic!
Note, MakeMKV for Linux has source code available at least, so not fully proprietary.
Could you make a tutorial post on the exact setup? For NixOS at least VLC itself needs patching
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Nice, that works? Fantastic!
Note, MakeMKV for Linux has source code available at least, so not fully proprietary.
Could you make a tutorial post on the exact setup? For NixOS at least VLC itself needs patching


Idk if libreboot is coreboot+ a specific payload.
But in edk2 which is used in dasharo you can set some UEFI boot targets and disable usb boot yes, of course also set a firmware password.
There is also HEADS which is another payload of coreboot and can use a hardware security key to need to approve boot drives. Makes most sense with very stable distros like Qubes though as you dont constantly re-sign everything


Yeah the rest will depend on your client and if there is any that actually supports this.


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Yeah might well be. Clients are mostly way better off than servers, but multi monitor is fundamentally different between X11 and Wayland
Basically X11 doesnt even know multiple monitors, which is why mixed FPS, scaling, colorspaces etc are not possible. It is basically just one larger display with a weird shape.


*on Wayland I assume
Linux Mint is old and outdated, installing KDE likely defaults to the X11 session (because Kubuntu still defaulted to that for a looong time. Now they have 6.6 lts which might actually be really good)


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No, please not another Bazaar


Wow this is awesome! Waydroid is insecure (outdated, rootful container), slow in development and only sandboxed on distros that use SELinux.
But that they take Newpipe… which is notoriously broken as Youtube tries to block everything…
Other apps are
Those are really unique on Android
Favourite, for beginners or for people who wanna learn?
That would be nixos, fedora kinoite (ublue main image) or anything you build up yourself a bit like debian or arch maybe