For unions he has said he is pro union

He’s not. He cannot be, it doesn’t matter what he said. If you understand the meaning of “collective bargaining” you cannot believe that an employer can even remotely like unions. Of course he was pretending.

You need a swap partition the size of your RAM, so if you installed it recently letting the installer do the partitioning you probably have a dynamic swap file and cannot hibernate. You can fix it with parted/gparted, then in fstab you need to add an argument to the line of the swap partition, but I can’t tell you anymore because I switched to Fedora. I found the info on Google anyway, probably the Mint forum.

Liberal bullshit.

It’s actually a child rapist visiting the brother of another child rapist…

UK to build 12 nuclear submarines to funnel taxpayers money into military industrial complex shareholders pockets.

There, I fixed the title for you.

And this, kids, is how they will replicate the Milei experiment in UK. We are going to enjoy homeschooling, healthcare bankruptcy, 3 jobs just to pay rent etc.

what’s keeping YOU from switching to an atomic distro?

I’m not interested, Fedora is ok.

we just need to figure out what’s stopping people from making the jump

Not everybody is interested. And certainly not everybody thinks that immutable distros are the end of history. Just you.

Same, but it’s also useful to write READMEs (most of the times).

in fedora I installed mpv, ffmpeg and yt-dlp, but how to install the app? I mean no flatpak.

I have the same setup (EndeavourOS / KDE plasma 6 / Wayland / SDDM / 2 monitors) and had the same problem. The worst thing is that typing the password in the “active” login prompt (the one with the focus) wasn’t working anyway, so I had to use the mouse to give focus to the other monitor first, and then type the password. Absolutely annoying.

The solution I found (sorry I forgot where, some forum) is to disable all the detected monitors except one in /usr/share/sddm/scripts/Xsetup. Basically your secondary monitor will not get any signal until you type the password and log in. At that point any other monitor will be reactivated automatically.

This is my Xsetup:

#!/bin/sh
xrandr --output DisplayPort-0 --mode 2560x1440 --pos 0x0 --rotate normal
xrandr --output DisplayPort-1 --off
xrandr --output HDMI-A-0 --off
xrandr --output HDMI-A-1 --off

IMPORTANT

Check out the output of xrandr in Wayland on my system:

$ xrandr | grep ' connected'
DP-1 connected primary 2560x1440+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 590mm x 334mm
DP-2 connected 2560x1440+2560+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 590mm x 334mm

DP-1 and DP-2 are the names used by Wayland, but they don’t work in Xsetup because X11 calls the ports DisplayPort-0 and DisplayPort-1 - and I don’t remember if HDMI ports are also called differently.

So you need to log in X11 first, get the names with xrandr, create or update Xsetup and reboot.

It’s just PR for his company, Athena or whatever the fuck is called. The real and simple answer is: employers want to pay workers the minimum necessary, ideally zero, while extracting as much work they can from them. The natural consequence is that the smartest workers will job-hopping until they can, to work less for more money. Long story short: it’s how capitalism work.

Which mini pc? I have an Intel NUC Intel i5 and looking for something smaller but can run a dev desktop (xfce, vscode, node, docker).