Julie Marchant:
> On that note, I'd recommend for Firefox (if that's what you use) an
> extension called QuickJS, which gives you a button in the toolbar to
> enable and disable JavaScript.
I suggest uMatrix:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/umatrix/
In whitelist mode it blocks all
> by contrast: fvwm2 is an 8 *megabyte* install size. gnome is...
> what... several hundred megabytes? latest versions force you to use
> wayland? and systemd?? fuck that!! absolutely no way i'm tolerating
> that.
GNOME does not force you to use Wayland. I don't know where you got this
idea
On 12/5/16, Mike Leimon wrote:
> Since as I understand it, the people at t-firefly have been pretty helpful
> towards getting the RK3288 EOMA board put together, I figured I would point
> out that they have just launched a crowdfunding campaign to build a RK3399
> development
On 12/5/16, Adam Van Ymeren wrote:
> The real solution is to get EOMA-200 rolling with 32GB of RAM :).
yeah :)
gotta redo that. with 4k displays now prevalent, i think it's going
to be necessary to add either MIPI, eDP or both to EOMA-200.
l.
Just my 2 cents:
From what I've been gathering, Luke, this is the situation: you are used
to a very high spec setup capable of really large amounts of
multitasking and don't want to give up your current way of doing things,
so you are looking for a new laptop capable of this. There's nothing
On 12/5/16, mike.v...@gmail.com wrote:
> 2016-12-05 11:55 GMT+01:00 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton :
>
>> *sigh* argh i can just feel that, after thinking it through, 16GB
>> simply isn't going to be enough, long-term.
>>
>
> How about using a lighter/smaller
2016-12-05 11:55 GMT+01:00 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton :
> *sigh* argh i can just feel that, after thinking it through, 16GB
> simply isn't going to be enough, long-term.
>
How about using a lighter/smaller laptop and a "mini" desktop as a server,
SSH/VNC. Like an Intel NUC
Asus