Hum, don’t know if this is a pipewire issue or if the DeskMini has too bad shielding (then again, DAC is outside vua USB-C). But each time i have slightly huge CPU load, audio starts glitching with crackling to the point of failing altogether until restart of the audio server.

Modern CSS has come a long way.

No.

A president is allowed to found companies?

Either way, he sure has time on his hands.

This is for hand-washing?

Not that extreme. But the brain has way more “wires” from than to the gut.

And the “you” changes with every new experience, so there’s that.

Looking in US news, that’s no counter point.

Dinit and s6 are newer. But i see s6 more in server space (modular, uses a compiled database, complex to use) while Dinit in desktop (simple & flexible).

Runit, Dinit, S6 are the hot ones. And OpenRC, but that is only a service manager i believe?

You can try them with Artix, has a flavor of each.

Appreciated.

Older ones work usually better in Wine/Proton than on Windows.

Well, search engines really have gotten useless. But basically modern processors can go as powerful as the temperature headroom allows, called Dynamic Temperature Management. Bad cooling solution = less power from same CPU. Same for GPU, although realized in different ways. They don’t overheat.

Ok, admitelly, mainboard vendors can mess that up via default settings.

It says that you barely can have Systemd and alternatives in the same repo without shims and patches.

That wasn’t the question though.

There’s new init systems now.

Lot’s of Systemd apologists, barely one answer to the question.

A lot.

He’s the guy with laser eyes?

Where was this post about following orders going against the constitution being unlawful…

Laptops get a pass on overheating

No, they fucking don’t. That’s not how modern processors work.

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—
     Because I was not a socialist.

Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—
     Because I was not a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
     Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.