Usually?

Tbf, OnlyOffice is a bit sketchy, hence the EuroOffice fork. But I do agree with the sentiment.

Ah crap, went over my head, I generally expect the author’s name at the bottom, maybe that’s why. And the other user mentioned Jonah as reference do Donald Trump, I didn’t even consider it as a reference to the author lol.

Without knowing more about your characters I would consider it amusing rather than funny. Though I’ve scrolled by your comic sometimes.

Yeah, mostly. English isn’t my first language and I’m not familiar with Jonah, or John Baron, as another user already mentioned.

It’s due to how the letter is spelled in brazilian portuguese, it more of a ‘kah’ sound, like a cackle.

That IN looks like a W to anyone else?

Yep, though I have a bug in my use case from a older version, and I still didn’t have the time to try the new stable version. I also translated the Docker compose for the project and extensions into .container files. In the newer version it seems they managed to remove a sidecar container.

So far, it runs on a VPS with a 4-core and 8GB of RAM. On a first run, after upgrading, it needed swap as the system started freezing and the OOM killer stopped the program, zram was enough in my case.

Besides the main container — and the sidecar — I used the Collabora container, LDAP for user management, Keycloak for auth, full Tika for OCR search — modified for my language — and Radicale. Mind you, most probably want the main container and the online office container, be it EuroOffice, Collabora or OnlyOffice.

Here is the memory usage and CPU usage on standby from podman stats:

NAME                       MEM USAGE / LIMIT  CPU %
systemd-tika               175MB / 8.054GB    0.68%
caddy                      43.35MB / 8.054GB  0.24%
systemd-ldap               67.08MB / 8.054GB  0.01%
radicale                   2.425MB / 8.054GB  0.00%
syncthing                  29.97MB / 8.054GB  0.21%
systemd-keycloak-postgres  41.12MB / 8.054GB  0.06%
systemd-keycloak           663.4MB / 8.054GB  0.75%
systemd-collabora          42.02MB / 8.054GB  0.27%
systemd-opencloud          883.4MB / 8.054GB  7.31%
systemd-collaboration      57.71MB / 8.054GB  0.31%

Yes

What paywall? I’m using it for free…

Linus ran out of fingers and toes, and I’m not even joking.

And that’s why I would never purchase any games there lol

Maybe he meant ASPD (Antisocial Personality Disorder)?

“version numbers never change” (which is what stable means in Debian Stable).

My interpretation of stable isn’t just versions not changing, only that the bugs are known and newer ones aren’t easily introduced, i.e. the state of the system is know. While rolling releases are fantastic for end users and to obtain the latest software, sometimes a particular bug or change will modify a user’s workflow.

Ah. I understand now. I can see most distros dropping support for 32-bit libraries if this happens, my guess would be distro derivatives mantainers taking this burden instead. It’s not gonna be pretty for old or abandoned 32-bit linux builds.

Steam could build for 64bit

Steam is doing that, though rather piecemeal. Both their client and runtime are moving towards 64-bit.

but it won’t help the gigantic amount of games that are 32bit also.

Doesn’t WINE’s WOW64 implementation solve this? Albeit with a non perfect compatibility.

because macos bo longer ships with the 32bit libraries needed.

I have no idea what the MacOS software landscape looks like, but if it uses WINE it might just be its silver bullet? If Steam does move towards 64-bit only, they would want to keep it compatible with Linux, due to their SteamOS ecosystem, and in turn MacOS users could also reap the benefits.

to drop x86 32bit things will start to fall apart quickly

Why dropping x86 32-bit is an issue?

It’s a fable…

[Fun fact to lighten things up: people often call volts “velas” candles here. So e.g. “127V” and “220V” are often called “cem velas” (100 candles) and “duzentas velas” (200 candles) respectively. Confusingly enough some also do it with watts.]

Never heard this before, brazilian here btw.

All regular sockets in my city are 220V 60Hz. I think only places like hotels have different voltages.

Or people who have old houses, 2 pins sockets, and rip apart the ground pin from their 3 pins plugs.

Yep, my dad can’t stand the ground pin in almost every plug. I had to convince him not to destroy them all.

Both are just Safari reskinned, right? Or did that change?

I am a tad disappointed in Ladybird due to Andreas and Kirk debacle.