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pram posted:lol yeah what idiots would do something like that... code:oh right gently caress everything
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Zlodo posted:win32 api is terrible therefore it's ok to make terrible apis hobbesmaster posted:oh right gently caress everything
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OldAlias posted:don't take the difficulty of building something stupid like gentoo on the desktop as a point of pride. there are use cases for the os, i know a few shops that use it in production as a server. as previously mentioned you can learn server things with much less headaches on almost any other operating system. if you don't understand much of what you're doing setting it up you aren't going to learn anything, or be magically more wise by virtue of using it. if you want tape together a bunch of components yourself at least use arch, you'll actually finish the install in an afternoon why gentoo over centos or ugh, debian or ubuntu in tyool 2015
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just statically link everything, what could go wrong?
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Breakfast All Day posted:i havent checked out nix in a while is it still going to fix the world y/n? linux has taken over everywhere but on the desktop it's truly the best irony for the neckbeards
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well it's not at the core of rhel/centos or Debian/Ubuntu and isn't going to be used in an embedded system so it's maximum potential usage is limited to hyperspergs
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:writing software for linux why aren't you using VMs hosted on the world's most advanced operating system
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linux is great for embedded devices, servers and in VM instances that have the toolchains for them set up shame about embedded toolchains always giving setup instructions for a ubuntu LTS instead of something that actually has long term support like rhel though
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Soricidus posted:it isn't really, but it's fast enough and a drat sight faster than any plang in c? but it's so easy! just sprinkle in #pragma omp parallel 
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ratbert90 posted:Why on earth are you using a file browser that isn't the CLI in Linux? does mc count?
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too good for tree?
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Mr Dog posted:I don't understand what OpenCL on Intel GPUs is good for. its for doing development on a macbook air on a plane
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Progressive JPEG posted:anything qt just subjectively doesn't look good to me qt applications by default match the local desktop environment as this thread is about linux, yes of course it didn't look good
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Suspicious Dish posted:we've been talking about it at the office and we cannot find where the supposed upside is the upside is hopefully you switch to Qt
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Jun 13, 2016 22:24
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my stepdads beer posted:lol what is the point of versions if the major breaking ones can happen at any random point release this is the best part of Qt: it actually feels like you're using a professionally designed API with a thought out architecture and release strategy. this is why its used in a lot of commercial products and other open source frameworks are not
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as do i linux on the desktop: a VM and a arm dev board count right, they're on my desk
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VikingofRock posted:Absolutely do not try to do physics on a Windows machine, nothing will work and you will regret it. Ubuntu is also pretty annoying for scientific stuff because often you will want some up-to-date library but Ubuntu will be stuck with something from 2010, so you'll have to install from source. I would honestly go with Fedora--it shouldn't really be any slower than any other Linux, so the slowness was probably your VM (or your DE). It'll be up to date and secure, and RHEL linuxes are pretty professional feeling. Arch is nice too, but I wouldn't put it on a work laptop because stuff will break and if it happens while you are on a tight deadline you are boned unless you are real good at diagnosing and fixing Linux stuff real quick. i thought everyone in physics was using a mac these days
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VikingofRock posted:IDK but apparently every piece of physics software uses it during normal use. you can fix your dynamic links if the authors distributed broken binaries alternatively your build scripts are broken
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VikingofRock posted:I should have said "used it during normal use", since it's pretty much all fixed now. Also don't read my posts as an indictment of Apple or anything--I'm just talking about what went on in the physics world and giving an example of why some physicists were unhappy with Apple (even if that anger was arguably misplaced). Stuff like breaking a bunch of physics programs--even if those programs used bad practices--has some physicists leaning towards moving away from OSX and back to Linux, which is what started this whole discussion. well at least then your libraries being hosed up will be expected instead of a surprise
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ahmeni posted:I dipped my toe into the basic machine learning stuff and that was a nightmare of modifying build scripts and headers to point at libraries import sklearn
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Jul 12, 2016 09:58
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ratbert90 posted:Lol if you actually think this. it's shaggar. he's is referring to OS X and macs so it's basically true
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celeron 300a posted:pxe boot is not for the light hearted just plug computer 1 directly into computer 2. you have to do all this crap for half the embedded boards out there, its not that big of a hassle by linux standards
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atomicthumbs posted:coincidentally, nobody has used pxe boot in the last 10 years the exception to every "nobody has used _____ in the last 10 years" is always embedded except irda. nobody has ever seen irda work
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The_Franz posted:no it tanked because they were garbage intended for people who don't even know where their next meal is coming from and live in constant fear of machete wielding warlords more importantly if they were in an area where anything of value wasn't immediately taken by warlords they already had cellular connections and windows computers
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celeron 300a posted:I'm american and I've never seen that at my local grocer (in California). What the hell is that used for? My current guess is "salads that are not salads" like potato salad and macaroni salad. based on the number of prepper sites that come up i'm guessing its primarily just an emergency food
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Mr Dog posted:
but unironically why does gtk continue to exist when qt is around and orders of magnitude better?
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Mr Dog posted:i dunno, why does kde continue to suck rear end and have no thought put into its ui design kde is completely separate from qt though. kde is a disaster for the same reason that gtk is a disaster and qt isn't - there's a company putting actual thought behind its development and doing all the boring work behind making stuff actually work
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VikingofRock posted:Wait what? In my experience Ubuntu is far and away the most popular linux all zeros are the same though
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Captain Foo posted:Oh God what lmao I'm not sure you've been paying attention
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eclipse CDT is the best embedded ide think about that
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mainly I've never gotten it's autocomplete and such to work correctly
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carry on then posted:rip my rpi it's an embedded system. you should fork an old version of yocto, add a mess of bitbake config files and never update it
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with how sophisticated the tools for glitch attacks are now if someone has physical access to your embedded thing they can get root
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:based on tizen though, so one can presume that the plot is that if you buy a toyota you will find yourself swerving into oncoming traffic for making fun of rastermans work in the past and Toyota doesn't have the best record on software in cars...
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atomicthumbs posted:it should be against the law for any part of a car other than the infotainment system to be connected electrically to a computer that's more advanced than an 8-bit microcontroller just put m0s in everything and get rid of all the lovely old 8 bit architectures
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Captain Foo posted:architect is not a verb it is now language is funny that way
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