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Steam often provides every version of a product. (The ui has no option to download them, but you can fetch them via the builtin console)

There is nothing about stopping/killing rsyslog in thst virustotal output. `kill -s HUP` sends SIGHUP to a process (read rsyslogd(8) to know how it interprets HUP).

It seems like virustotal also records unrelated processes running on that host, logrotation is a normal thing.

Kopia allows you to run scripts before and after a backup. It also allows you to redirect the base from where to read the files.

They Document it for the likes of FreeBSD, for Linux one would skip the mount step and just set the snapshot path to the magic .zfs directory.

https://kopia.io/docs/advanced/actions/#zfs-point-in-time-sn...

Shibboleth is the last major IdP I know if that is SAML-only

Shibboleth has officially supported Plugins for OIDC for some time now.

As others said, Shiboleth is still rather pupular at Universities and higher Education, OIDC will have a hard time to set foot there without the OpenID Connect Federation Draft beeing finished and then Implemented by the different Metadata Federation that exist (most National Research Networks manage one)

Fair, one can see this as just source available. But still far more permissive than cloudron's license.

It is Open Source, but under a Non-Free License (PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0).

This is pretty much -Os. Void Linux provides -O2 builds of GCC for both musl and glibc with a negligible performance difference. I have not benchmarked it lately, but it is clearly below 10%.

Podman can also be optionally be run as a system daemon that provides a docker socket, but still has/used to have quite a bit of compatibility isues.

My first intuition would be, to run the game inside gamescope and use a 2x (or higher) scaling factor.

https://github.com/Plagman/gamescope

Maybe I'm used too much to playing with 60+ fps, but I would call a highly unstable framerate with dips below 20fps bad.

I don't think a Pi 4 would be fast enough to provide a enjoyable experience. I just tested OpenMW on a Pinebook Pro (RK3399 SOC, should be slightly faster than a PI 4) and I do get like ~30-40 fps with lowest draw distance in Morrowind. Fallout 3 should be even slower due to far more and more detailed objects.

edit: Rendered at a meager 800x600 px

You should be able to build and include boost json as a standalone subproject in CMake if you are using C++17. (Or also possible to use as header only lib)

It gets far more complicated with C++11, since you also need a ton of other boost modules there.

For more Details you can read the Readme of it. https://github.com/boostorg/json

There is already a git compatible VCS called got, it is developed from some OpenBSD pople.

https://gameoftrees.org/

Going after systems that have over a million users would leave a pretty big loophole for niche vendors and open source. But with such a big precedent, those could easily be targeted later.

Smaller just don't have to do it proactive, but can be required to do it later.

the Attorney General can simply command it to build one, using what’s called an “assistance capability directive.” (If it does already have that capability, the AG can use the directive to command it to maintain it.) That isn’t limited to the million-plus club; any provider can be served with such a directive. That is, the “big” providers have to proactively design for decryptability, and the “little guys” with less than a million U.S. users better gird their loins

KDE releases numbers can be 4 part. The first 3 are for scheduled releases and the 4th one is for unscheduled one. E.h. 5.18.4 was released without having the version number in the source code updated, so 5.18.4.1 was released right after with that fixed. Otherwise FreeBSD has both the Plasma and the Application version number in their meta package. 5.18.4.1 is Plasma and 19.12.3 are applications.

Sure it does, the question is only how good the experience is on such a low power device.

The python symlink is allowed to be python2 or python3. E.g. Archlinux has it point to py3, Void Linux allows the symlink to be configured by the user.

See https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/ for details.

Yes, you GPU behaves exactly as if it was outside a VM, so multiple monitors do work.

This depends on the Game, but most work and VM is usually not a reason to ban players. But some AntiCheat systems like the one from Valorant try to detect VM's and refuse to run on them.

CMake subprojects was far from reliable last time I tested it. But this might also have been due to meson targeting unreleased CMake versions...

A "Discord Server" is just a Room where you can create your own text and voice channels. Nothing comparable to hosting your own Matrix instance.

It is a lot, especially since it also takes the 30sec until you know if you had a typo in your password or not.

Half of your named programs are not supported (Chromium/Electron, Virtual Box, Docker, all non open source software that doesn't support musl libc (which is nearly all proprietary software)). Chromium and Electron are a pain on musl systems, Virtual Box also would require patching for musl.

Yes, a DoH request would never hit your Pi Hole

Bug reports are mostly handled on GitHub.

For the live system probably here: https://github.com/voidlinux/void-mklive/issues And issues related to packages https://github.com/voidlinux/void-packages/issues

We have both in our school (Bavaria, Germany) MS Office and Libre Office. You are free to use what you want but you get thought Libre Office (or Open Office ~7y ago).

In my experience only Screen with a resolution above 720p are expensive, for my Moto G2 I paid around 15$ for Screen and it got send with a fitting screwdriver for the phone.

(I never went making a comparison of prices of different phone screens, I only know from 3 other phones with 1080p+ screens that they are way more expensive)

AFAIK the pattern just gets translated into a pin

:( literally every light can't be toggled, except the usual stuff like numlock or capslock.

I will check if I can it get running on my old Acer, at leat I have a ton of unused LED on it.

And can't one use the background light of a keyboard as a notification light?