
Android 16 Beta 4 uncaps the disk resizing slider, allowing you to allocate your phone's entire storage to the Linux Terminal.

Lmao. I didn't even see the word "working". I just saw "I got". All good. I'll be checking it out. Thank you
Oh shoot, I thought it was your project. lol. Oh yeah, I'll just message the developer.
Oh nice. I like the name and the logo, too. Yeah, I'm fine messing with the terminal. I do it daily on purpose and avoid GUI so I can learn. If one wanted to make a gui for Heirloom, what would be the best approach? I think it would reach more people.
Awesome, thank you. Were you able to download the .exe file for it? I run my windows games through the heroic games launcher and when I redeemed the game it wanted me to install Amazon's games launcher and whatever so I just let it go
I like puzzles..... A lot, but it depends on the types of puzzles a game has. I'll check it out (if it works on linux of course lol). Thanks
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Yup, that sounds like Linux. 😂
I don't know if they modified apt at all. I know they have their mint tools that call apt through some python code, like mintinstall
= apt install <package>
for the software manager and mintupgrade
= apt upgrade
for updating mint versions ... Etc
Lol. You're not alone. I've thought that for the longest time ever. Until one I had the question pop into my head and started searching it.
Thank you
I have never played a game like this. Are they actually good? Fun?
#apt-get = older, lower-level, more script-friendly For normal use, just use apt now. For scripting where 100% backward compatibility matters, use apt-get.
What a nice freaking touch, man. I really appreciate stuff like this.
Understandable. I personally don't really care that much to make a list about the flaws of a social media site (no judgement of course). I just coast along for a little bit and go back to reading my books.
100%. I'm relatively new to Linux and to the western world as a whole. 😅
How so?
My experience has been the opposite. People are nicer here.
This kind of answers my question. lol. I didn't think about it that way. I thought they can just bring it all here and that one gets closer closed or something. I forgot how reddit works.
Why doesn't the Linux subreddit leave Reddit already?
It's kind of ironic to me that Linux is all for free and open source, but still uses a proprietary platform, and a horrible one at that. Before the fediverse, I'd understand, but now, there is no excuse whatsoever.
I understand that we can't just get up and leave everything proprietary behind all at once, since we have iPhones and Android phones. We all use proprietary software of some form, but I am of the mindset of using the least amount of proprietary possible.
I will ALWAYS look for FOSS first. I also want to make it as hard as possible for any corporation to track me. They'll probably still be able to track me, but I'm not going without a fight.
I could say the same about the Linux kernel using GitHub, but I understand how massive of an undertaking it would be to move the whole kernel to another platform. I'm sure there are other factors, too. Anyway, I just wanted to start a discussion and hear people's thoughts.
Thank you
Been hosting on my Synology NAS for a while now. This is app kicks hard. I love it.
Could be. I don't like the pixels. And I don't like OnePlus either. Phones are like TV remotes now. So narrow and watching videos on them sucks. Going back to my Samsung ultra line up next year.
I'm pretty sure this is all in android 16 beta, which I don't have. My dev options don't include that Linux development environment option.
Android 16 Beta 4 uncaps the disk resizing slider, allowing you to allocate your phone's entire storage to the Linux Terminal.
This is going to be nice. Good first step.
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:
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? , 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