even that would not be false, plenty of KDE software can run on Windows 10
(remember that “KDE” is the name of the community, not of the desktop environment “Plasma”)
even that would not be false, plenty of KDE software can run on Windows 10
(remember that “KDE” is the name of the community, not of the desktop environment “Plasma”)
The screenshot in the OP is KDE Plasma I’m pretty sure.
True if these are installed, but if I’m on a server’s command line they probably aren’t.
OK I’ll bite, how do you get rid of a literal ~ directory?
I mainly code Java with IntelliJ.
Harder here than on centralized platforms because everything you posted here has been copied to other servers which might ignore your requests to delete things.
most software isn’t public-facing at all (neither open source nor closed source), it’s business-internal software (which runs a specific business and implements its business logic), so most of the people who are talking about coding with AI are also talking mainly about this kind of business-internal software.
If you want to enforce that, you need to fork it and put a copyleft license on it. This is very rarely done because it’s more work to maintain software than to write it…
They can change future versions to that, not already released ones.
works for me
if you can post text, you can post base64-encoded data, incl. images
IMHO messages from things you’ve signed up to are unlikely to be “spam”. I’ve always understood that word to mainly mean completely unsolicited messages from people you have no previous relationship with at all; though if it’s clearly unwanted it might include some of the former too.
What would “selling Chrome” even entail? The vast majority of Chrome’s source code is free and open source software, i.e. it has no owners. Does the US government want Google’s developers of the Chromium codebase to work on another company’s payroll instead? Do they want Google to be prohibited from distributing a browser based on the Chromium codebase? Have they given any of this any thought at all?
“Mastodon” is probably not doing that, a specific instance might be though?
If you click around a bit more in that documentation, you can see that that isn’t an enumeration of genders, it’s an interface for answering the question which gender any given name belongs to. (For example, “Andrea” is understood as exclusively feminine for German speakers, but it’s a common male first name in Italy.)
Not possible with OsmAnd, if you want to edit geometry you need a full featured editor. For Android one option is Vespucci.
Is this not basically true, that that is how group federation works? Not sure what exactly you are trying to say.
3/5 and as I was writing this I found out I might be able to get rid of the video recording shortcut because apparently a software update exposed the full video resolution to OpenCamera… although I still have to test that.
according to https://dot.kde.org/2009/11/24/repositioning-kde-brand/ “KDE” no longer stands for anything