[–] 4 points 2 months ago

No communists sadly, but I’ve got a couple commited union members in my family. My grandma still talks to this day about the strike she was in with her bus driver union and my parents have been loyal union members for years

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 2 months ago* (1 child)

    Thanks for the links, I still hadn’t rebased my desktop yet so I took a before and after of both rpm-ostree and fastfetch, and saw 209 in effect

    Before
    After
    What has me still confused is that the different bazzite update tool in the testing image was also confused by the image
    Bazzite Update Tool
    I mean why would it say a stable image has a testing id and bootloader if its not testing

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  • submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by to c/linux@lemmy.ml
     

    I rebased my laptop install to bazzite-dx yesterday and for some reason, the stable branch installed a testing image (testing-44.20260802) instead of the latest stable image (stable-44.20260802). I pinned to the latest stable for now but does anyone know why bazzite rebase helper would do this?

    Edit: I just checked the release info again since that was last night for me, and it just installed the same image again. Rebasing via rpm-ostree pulls the same image too. I’m gonna rebase back to normal bazzite for now and check to see if this also happened to my desktop I switched a couple weeks ago

    Edit 2: Yep, my desktop was also on a test image. I wouldn’t have even thought to check if the test image wasn’t locking up my laptop. Until now bazzite has been so stable for me, now I’m wishing I left my desktop on fedora as a backup in case something like that happens again

    [–] 1 point 7 months ago

    I have an iPhone Air after renewing my cell plan this year. Its alright

    I also have a OnePlus 6T running PostmarketOS but I use it more for tinkering than as a daily driver right now

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  • [–] 1 point 8 months ago

    As someone who’s made my own themes before, you can design both light and dark themes to use the system color scheme if you know CSS. It’s just more work than it was worth for me, but you could modify a theme to do this if you have the time. This KDE doc is where they explain the basics of theming if you’re interested.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 years ago

    Why must people always misinterpret this?

    No, leftists are not trying to appeal to homophobic white people with this.

    They’re reminding you that Democrats will still oppress the working class irrespective of your race, gender, or orientation.

    Though don’t kid yourself, the Democratic Party still oppresses black and queer folks when they think they don’t need black and queer votes.

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