Sixel or the kitty image protocol can do it high res. There are also some low res options
Zykino
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I recently found https://f-droid.org/packages/net.canvoki.carburoid
Work we state provided data in Spain and France. I saw an issue requesting to add Italy. You may request your country too
What's the show for the uninitiated?
Don't they know what we collectively absolutely all want and is good for the planete?
It is time to create your own distro with Linux from Scratch or Yocto. It will stay special as long as you don't share the installer or even the repo ;-)
Typos in French version:
tandis que d’autres ne sont pas pensent que ça fait partie de l’application
GNOME mettrait évidement en place les protocoles pertinents et activerait les décorations côté serveur sur toutes les applications qui ne demandent pas explicitement le SSD.
-> CSD
Side note: after reading all this I still read Solid State Drive and wonder why Gnome want me to use Hard Disk Drive…
Really? I thought it would be Nvidia! /s
Really? I thought it would be Nvidia! /s
I think the article kind of touch on it but just state in the lines of "to start a new country I get a list of big cities".
You should reach to them and ask to add your city if interested:
The cities currently covered are 2937 - growing based on new countries and requests.
SteamDeck's isn't the same at all. It is a fake sleep: "Go to sleep but you can finish downloading whatever you need before" (inside the steam software, outside of it it has no idea).
On OLED screens you get to have the screen powered off. On LCD we see the screen is still powered. Maybe they just turn the brightness to the minimum and send black color of pixels?
Anyway, once the download queue finish, the SteamDeck goes to proper hibernation and does only get to wake up when using the power button. Not at any notification or when a background process want it like I see explained on comments in this thread.
Edit: The SteamDeck version looks a lot more like the "Finish the update and restart/shutdown/hibernate button"
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But any source code leak is also open sourcing in that world.
You cannot prevent someone from "hacking" the hardware they buy to use it from a PC instead of being forced to use an app.
Maybe I'm wrong, but that's the way I understand it.