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Worst case scenario, you can run Wayland on Gallium. Your laptop has terrible battery life probably because the gpu isn't doing proper cstate switching, any discrete mobile gpu should be able to...

I run 12.3 on some family PCs and it doesn't obey Qt theming or styling, so I'm pretty sure its not Qt based (yet, at least). I'm also curious why they would pick Ruby when I imagine that this makes...

It seems odd that the distro that is pretty much "the kde distro" is using Ruby to rewrite its control center in. I'd figure PySide or just actual C++ Qt (just without the KDE dependencies for their...

Kaffeine has been the best tv recording experience I've had on Linux. At least that I can get my grandmother to use. tvheadend is way too complex and Myth is a buggy mess.

For video playback I...

pls herb, modular imports

What? This isn't about managed vs unmanaged, and if anything the Linux development space is trending towards Qt, which is C++ and native, since Java is a slow boring piece of crap, and C# (mainly...

In defense of C++ on the char thing (though it isn't much of a defense) any reasonable modern language would be implementing chars as code points which, by being variable size, can't be contained in...

All I want is modules. Pls Herb. End the textual inclusion nightmare.

Competition in the compiler space spurs performance improvements in both camps. The masses cheer. And then call Clang not free enough because it uses a permissive license.

Then they should build their own semi plant. If TSMC is unreasonable they should switch vendors or build their own, but complaining about it isn't getting them any sympathy.

They just want low power consumption. Efficiency wise, spending money on ARM cores that you aren't using in computation isn't giving you efficiency benefits. For a comparison of common gpgpu...

Prediction: this will flop.There are two use cases for GPGPU : massively parallel workloads in server farms where GPUs crush traditional generic core processors, and accelerating workloads for...

But he benchmarked his demos on an i5 and i7 - mid-high end CPUs that shouldn't be taxed by a hundred instances of minesweeper in almost any language, let alone popular toolkits. I like that it...

While I'm big on qt, I don't really get the point here:


QML is designed for rapid development, and JS is a script language, of course a shim style language + script language will be easier to...

Same thing happened last year - I built a 5800k HTPC, and needed to run Ubuntu 12.10 on it (though now I'd just throw on Tumbleweed Suse...) since the 12.04 kernel at the time didn't support Trinity.

Opensuse, Fedora, or if you like debs, Debian Testing, or Mint.

Suse uses apparmor, Fedora uses selinux. Fedora has been falling flat on its face recently, and Suse 12.3 just came out slick and...

He's in any thread that has anything to do with qt. I think he feeds off trolling anyone who tries to debate him that an LGPL toolkit isn't the devil incarnate.

> On windows, minimized programs can display progress bars.

They can on KDE too, and on Unity. They are API features of the desktop toolkit, and have nothing to do with the display server. In...

If you read up the politics behind the conception of glES, one of the driving reasons for its creation and adoption was that openGL 1 - 2 built up a lot of completely useless in modern usage API...

Back in 2004 a lot of people would have said no one would have changed the O(1) scheduler, but then popular opinion turned against it.