| 1 Dec 2023 |
 TechTino | I've chucked fedora rawhide kde on my laptop for now, because plasma 6 is nice.
Waking from suspend plasma is crashing though but can't expect much. Can't wait until fedora 40 is out! | 18:45:38 |
| 4 Dec 2023 |
|  @simon:yodabyte.ch left the room. | 12:46:50 |
| 6 Dec 2023 |
|  carbonatedcaffeine changed their profile picture. | 02:21:22 |
|  Techwizz changed their display name from techwizz#0 to techwizz. | 07:25:25 |
|  tqmatvey | 07:44:53 |
| 9 Dec 2023 |
 hacker420 | looks like I got some bootleg oneplus warp charger | 17:10:15 |
| hacker420 | it charges to 50-54% and stops charging | 17:10:26 |
| hacker420 | under LOS | 17:10:33 |
| hacker420 | unless it's meant to be like that but I doubt | 17:16:01 |
| 11 Dec 2023 |
|  matrix-appservice-discord-t2bot changed their display name from matrix-appservice-discord-t2bot to matrix-t2bot. | 16:05:38 |
| 16 Dec 2023 |
| hacker420 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szcqOXk9evI | 14:03:16 |
 alas.mx | That's wild | 15:30:30 |
 Deathmist#1624 | qcom arm laptops are a meme to me until you can do virtualization (outside windows, idc at all even if it works with that) | 18:48:12 |
| 18 Dec 2023 |
 mrcyjanek | They are cool for being notebooks tho | 12:54:37 |
| mrcyjanek | I can take my pbp for a hours long notes taking session and it stays up | 12:55:18 |
| mrcyjanek | And worst case scenario i can use powerbank to charge it | 12:55:39 |
| Deathmist#1624 | well yes and I mentioned qcom arm specifically, I'm just really not a fan after having dealt with msm8998 and seeing they do the exact same locked down bs everywhere. literal overclocked phones in a laptop chassis | 20:35:54 |
 Orion ⎇ | at least they're treating their devices equally | 20:36:41 |
| Orion ⎇ | imagine being like Apple and putting a laptop chip inside a tablet, at which point it suddenly needs to be locked down because reasons | 20:37:16 |
| Deathmist#1624 | for $security or something, mobile devices are quite something | 20:38:44 |
| Deathmist#1624 | maybe by the time I'll need a new laptop there will be multiple decent riscv64 options with open source firmware etc | 20:39:33 |
| Orion ⎇ | that is very sad honestly, imagine a linux tablet with an apple pencil | 20:39:43 |
| Orion ⎇ | I would actually consider buying that | 20:40:01 |
| Deathmist#1624 | but a pre-requisite for that is that flathub for example has riscv64 builds of things starting to be available, then I could at least nag maintainers of apps to publish them if they're missing and have to be dealt on a case-by-case basis | 20:44:18 |
| Orion ⎇ | yeah | 20:45:18 |
| Orion ⎇ | I don't think we'll see riscv become super usable on desktop/mobile any time soon | 20:45:46 |
| Deathmist#1624 | I mean https://community.milkv.io/t/introducing-the-milk-v-oasis-with-sg2380-a-revolutionary-risc-v-desktop-experience/780 supposedly will be in people's hands in August next year | 20:48:08 |
| Orion ⎇ | I'm more worried about the software and support side, we'll have to compile things for years, and there will surely be many bugs along the way | 20:50:07 |
| Orion ⎇ | it's already rare to see something like musl get accommodated outside of containers, and that's just a different libc | 20:50:55 |
| Deathmist#1624 | yea for sure, I have a VisionFive 2 on my desk still and I dunno if qemu-user-aarch64 for example is still busted lol | 20:52:01 |
