Notices by Thom, HP-UX™ evangelist (thomholwerda@exquisite.social), page 2

If you see a Tesla why not throw your iPhone at it? Two nazi products destroyed in one go!

There are some amazing Motif-like/CDE-like KDE themes. Sadly, they're all unusable because of QtQuikc/QML taking over KDE (can't be themed)

KDE's Union can't come soon enough.

Also this is why Chisel exists.

https://chisel-os.com/

As I've been saying for years, Tim Cook is a fascist. Every one of his actions regarding Trump and the nazi/'Republlican' party, his love and admiration for totalitarian regimes, and his hatred for the EU make it abundantly clear he is a fascist.

Making excuses for his fascism is getting more... Suspicious by the day.

https://mastodon.social/@lapcatsoftware/114024680575431574

Americans do not realise that the world economy entails more than iPhones and cars - much of it consists of money. Lots and lots of money. And guess what the EU (and the rest of Europe) has a lot of?

Imagine the shockwaves once the Norwegian pension fund starts to treat the US as the pariah that it is. That's the largest wealth fund in the world, over $1.7 trillion, owning 1.5% of all publicly listed shares in the world (!).

Americans have no idea what's about to hit them.

FreeBSD/X11 nerds: can I enable adaptive sync on an Intel iGPU connected to a G-Sync display? It doesn't do so out of the box but maybe there's some hackery?

The display is from 2017 so is G-Sync-only - it doesn't have Freesync.

clabretro is so dreamy 😍

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E1v32-b4UA

Dutch pension fund ABP - which manages €544 billion as of December 2024 - is ditching Tesla, Facebook, and Google. Why? You know why.

Again, Americans have no idea what's begun here. The Netherlands alone is one of the largest investors in the US, and as public sentiment here against president Musk and figurehead Trump deteriorates even further, those investments will shrink. The long-term effects will be crippling.

@xenotar HP-UX 11.11 (or 11i v1). I've got the last PA-RISC workstation they ever made, in 2004. Two dual-core 1Ghz PA-RISC processors.

If you're interested in operating systems, I cannot recommend it enough to get access to a classic UNIX system, like HP-UX or whatever. You have no idea how much I've been learning just through trying to make an outdated operating system do (modern) things.

I've learned more these past few weeks than I have in a decade before.

The less successful and critically panned nerd interpretation of the 1981 WWII classic film.

the fuck kind of cult is this

\Windows\system32 is a meme goldmine.

REQUEST DENIED.

Microsoft getting in on the *key forks.

So apparently Dell has utterly locked down fan control on the XPS 13 9370. This means that despite having a completely functional Linux fan control setup and having created a much saner fan curve based on temperatures, I can't actually use it because the BIOS will override it.

This can't be disabled.

Fuck you, Dell.

Bring back vampire taps, you cowards.

So, COSMIC.

Okay. I'm going to need more time for opinions to form.

@grunfink Hmmm, I have a whole bunch of modern headers to modernise the dev environment, so I can at least give it a go. I'm 99.9% sure it will not work, but trying takes like five minutes so there's nothing to lose.

I obviously will not bother you for help with this. :flan_tongue:

@grunfink This is an insane question, but would it be possible to compile Snac on HP-UX? How portable is the code?

I'm only half-joking.

Xorg is legacy software.