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You're kidding me, right? https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/log/trunk?h...
There's sometimes weeks before node is updated.
Updating PostgreSQL from 9.6.1 to 9.6.2 took 4 months.
And right now .net core build is failing on my archlinux test server.
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If you want latest - use macOS with brew
Replace "git" with every other package....
Linux is so amateur hour with all plainly stupid decisions, I'd rather pay good money for proper unix.
Yeah, I see your point.
Is is really worth to butcher a word to save one letter?
Just look at all that "technically it's mebibytes bla bla bla" in replies. No one cares. Write some code. Or better - go outside.
Well, you haven't seen Windows then - the graphics stack is phenomenal and a marvel of engineering. nVidia drivers crash? I only get a second of black screen and then resume my work. Yep, that's right - no other GUI program crashed, I didn't had to do anything, literally just 1 second of black screen.
Oh and you can have one window on two monitors and both parts of window will have full vsync - insane, huh? :)
It's scary how good Windows is.
No, wasting time for two open minded users instead of working for 99,999% users is inexcusable.
This article - I don't even...
I'd take Intel CPU that runs 120 FPS average over AMD that runs 130 FPS average, when lowest FPS for Intel drops to 100 FPS and for AMD it drops to 80 FPS...
And Google's/Spotify's problem is that they do not have any good or even decent phones.
9 EUR, 2 cores + 6 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD.
It still baffles me that someone is using shared hosting services and upload their php files via ftp...
Understandable, as Windows is not *nix, you should just RTFM.
>You no longer have search without Cortana.
Could you elaborate? search for what?
>These are not small annoyances that happen sometimes. They happen frequently. Microsoft is dictating how you must use a computer.
Good, otherwise we'd end up with bazillion window managers that get you 80% of "stuff" in bazillion different ways, but none do the other 20%.