Used to be true before windows 10. What actually happens in windows 10 is Windows Update will detect your computer is from shitvendor and install their shitware all over automatically. There is no escape.
As for systemd, I still am not sure what to make of it - it seems very advanced, there are definite benefits, but somehow it seems to be doing too much for a single application...
So it's exactly like pulseaudio then! I think I'm seeing a pattern here.
While ALSA doesn't seem to currently allow defining defaults with the names it gives to each device (very disappointing I know) you can already force a driver to allocate a specific number for the device by giving index=whatever to the driver module. This way at least they don't jump around at every boot. Unless of course you have two devices using the same exact driver in which case it'll still be a mess.
Obviously this being linux there is no gui magic to do it for you.
You mean to just let anyone compete against you without being able to intimidate and/or sue them in to submission? Hell no!
These trolls are but a minor irritation considering the huge barrier to entry patents provide.
Since PAE doesn't work too well in windows (releases meant for desktops at least) you'd expect more interest in switching to 64bit to get more than ~3.5GB usable memory. I guess people who install linux are more likely to experiment with new things to begin with so 64bit adoption is relatively high even if it doesn't really give so obvious benefits.
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Used to be true before windows 10. What actually happens in windows 10 is Windows Update will detect your computer is from shitvendor and install their shitware all over automatically. There is no escape.
HTC Desire 310 kernel version appears to be 3.4.5. There's nothing to fix.
Windows can't trigger the bug because it doesn't use that feature.
HDMI is just glorified DVI-D. There is no special HDMI mode.
I think you meant 20-30Mbit/s. 10/100 ethernet is plenty for HD video.
Audio data is superimposed in a vertical blanking interval of video data. It's hilarious really.
Perhaps because the connector is inconveniently large. How exactly doesn't HDMI work every time without fail? It's the same signal, no?
As for systemd, I still am not sure what to make of it - it seems very advanced, there are definite benefits, but somehow it seems to be doing too much for a single application...
So it's exactly like pulseaudio then! I think I'm seeing a pattern here.
While ALSA doesn't seem to currently allow defining defaults with the names it gives to each device (very disappointing I know) you can already force a driver to allocate a specific number for the device by giving index=whatever to the driver module. This way at least they don't jump around at every boot. Unless of course you have two devices using the same exact driver in which case it'll still be a mess.
Obviously this being linux there is no gui magic to do it for you.
You mean to just let anyone compete against you without being able to intimidate and/or sue them in to submission? Hell no! These trolls are but a minor irritation considering the huge barrier to entry patents provide.
Even if no one comes forward with a patent this seems to be turning out to be a somewhat effective fud campaign.
Do not eat the bottle.
Since PAE doesn't work too well in windows (releases meant for desktops at least) you'd expect more interest in switching to 64bit to get more than ~3.5GB usable memory. I guess people who install linux are more likely to experiment with new things to begin with so 64bit adoption is relatively high even if it doesn't really give so obvious benefits.