@Forester this error page is a shameful lie, it shows on every address in my country

@Forester @ScreenShatter not sure it's good idea to use such product. Today they are blocking me, tomorrow they will block you...

@TriflingToad @azha apt moment...

@daggermoon @cm0002 because linux users are still compiling their os...

@DaPorkchop @jqubed try two nvidia GPUs, both with outputs active on wayland...

@russjr08 @green previously it used grub4dos that was lauched from windows xp bootloader. this is still useful on mbr-efi multi-os boot usb drives

@pinballwizard @Kolanaki why not just install tde? It may look like classic windows, but better

@wander1236 @Lexam with tcc, this should be possible...
https://github.com/andreiw/tinycc

@DmMacniel @muhyb does ps/2 allow hotplug?

@30p87 @SnotFlickerman until you are out of inodes...

@renzev for me, /mnt/runtime/default is not enough, because some apps using /mnt/runtime/read or /mnt/runtime/write as storage.

@renzev @Ephera it does not work good, because on android you have to mount sshfs 3 times to become it accessible for apps. Just little option to add 2 bind mounts and maintain it would solve fs access issues, but now manually doing it in root shell is not easy

@domi @AlphaneMoon proton config mentions fexemu and arm64ec

@jaschen @SpaceNoodle or some unknown error only disappearing after reboot (especially with winsshfs/winfsp-like drivers)

@Ephera @renzev android fs is just sucks. You cannot share folder with other app because of gargage sepolicy. You can share folder descriptor to bypass mount namespace, but selinux will prevent accessing it until set to permissive mode. And android does not provide way to patch sepolicy for user.

@graphene @Tattorack usually PWAs can be easily fetched and re-hosted locally

@Rusty @Kory Usually i using http://www.rdesktop.org/, but it is not actively developed now

@MystikIncarnate @carmin try different DE like TDE, XFCE, KDE

@stevedice @Adanisi when you writing code in any project, you have copyright on your own code. Nothing prevents you reusing your code with other (even closed source) form until you sign some additional agreement. Yes, you cannot change license of other's code and keep mixed code non-GPL, so you might be need to keep your code in separate file with permissive GPL compatible license to prevent mixing with GPL code.

@devfuuu @cm0002 still using grub installation and configs i generated in 2011. Questions?