Notices by Mr. Matt :debian: :linux: (matt@linuxrocks.online), page 7

@10X at home, I use one monitor. At work, three. I took the average :gnu:

@stsquad interesting. My tower is Ivy Bridge, but I use an Nvidia card.

Ivy Bridge isn't even supported by Intel anymore.

My wife got mad at me last night for playing Crypt of the Necrodancer on my mechanical keyboard instead of a gamepad.

To be fair she couldn't hear the music, I was wearing headphones.

@stsquad What is the specific issue? I'm having no problems on my Intel laptop, other than the known bug with light-locker.

I noticed that #Debian Buster no longer reports itself as "buster/sid" but rather "buster" only.

Buster is almost stable :) :debian:

#Debian 10 (Buster) RC2 is now available:

https://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/News/2019/20190626

@architect So yeah if I were a developer like Valve, I'd be pretty frickin pissed that my main Linux platform I were developing for just up and blindsided me with a radical change, giving me next to no time to implement changes on my end.

@architect And on top of that, upstream Debian will maintain i386 support for the forseeable future. As long as upstream maintains i386 support, it makes zero sense for Ubuntu to drop it. Hell Ubuntu doesn't even need to maintain it.

Today I actually did some engineering work that made me feel like an engineer.

@willywonkball you know, you could have inadvertently received a defective or counterfeit card

@willywonkball is it counting system flash too?

@kensp @bamfic @brandon And I'm very rigorous about closing applications I'm not using unless there is a reason to keep them open.

@bamfic @brandon @kensp really? I use 8gb and Firefox runs just fine for me.

Granted, I keep under 20 tabs open, and I rigorously close them.

@nm very interesting. I wonder HOW they solved the issue with the gates in GAAFETs being extremely difficult to make. You can't easily use a metal gate in that configuration, and at these dimensions a hi-k metal gate is mandatory.

@codythedragonrude @mxlinux Well I suppose the long term plan could be to upstream the MX tools to the Debian repos.

@codythedragonrude @mxlinux wouldn't it be a simple matter to just point the sources.list file to Debian?