Interesting, there is an Intel CPU with a defect in the manufacturer CPUID string. The Intel Xeon E3-1231 v3 (Haswell architecture) has in the string "GenuineIotel" instead of "GenuineIntel" (like all Intel CPUs) CPUID dump […] [Original post on social.treehouse.systems]

@odoben 2005, a 100GB Toshiba HDD put on my ThinkPad as a secondary disk

"I have a feeling I've seen this before, but I don't know where." Jokes aside, the new dialog boxes on #LinuxMint#Cinnamon#GNOME 47 ones, I approve.

Come to think of it, the version of #Windows#Linux and I don't regret the choice. Current Windows is a huge […]

Regarding the "unspecified Linux vulnerability" that the author has been "hyping the shit out of" (their words) all week - It's accidentally leaked, due to an unpaid open source maintainer making a boo boo. It's in CUPS, a printing subsystem. It isn't Linux specific. CUPS isn't faced much to […]

@halva People sometimes misinterpret certain posts. I think you did well to report this, and this has allowed some to make issues or pull requests to fix this problem. Personally, the only thing I criticize in the post is "use the native package", it may make sense, if it wasn't for the fact […]

I recently know of the existence of several posts regarding the problem of the non-encrypted keys on Signal Flatpak. Signal officially introduced a local encryption system, which is excellent, the problem is the excessive reaction of users regarding the non-official Signal Desktop Flatpak […]

@halva Have you tried making an issue on Signal's Flathub GitHub repo?

I decided to try Highscore today, a rewrite of GNOME Games (Highscore) by @alice I'm really enjoying it, although I'm using it more for SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive games (my favorite SEGA console) 😁 Later I experiment with other available emulators […] [Original post on social.treehouse.systems]

Even today I'm still used to calling GNOME core apps by their previous names, like Nautilus (Files), Epiphany (Web) and so on. :blobcat: #gnome