They control the ecosystem in the way that they provide what hardware is new on MacOS and what capabilities it has. So if any developer wants to support modern devices they have to port to that new hardware. They don’t have any choice, if they want to stay relevant.

Pretty sure this is just them prepping for the upcoming announcement of the RDNA 4 cards, which will hopefully be announced at the Computex soon.

It’s a lot of other big improvements. The improvements were mainly made for Framework laptops but they apply to other laptops too.

Pretty sure there is a protocol for this in development or maybe even merged already.

Hadn’t had a single issue on my AMD igpu. If you experience issues it’s most likely coming from a different source than Wayland itself, it might be worth tracking it down and reporting the issue, so it can be fixed in the future.

I quite doubt that, infrastructure to provide Terabytes of bandwidth per second isn’t cheap, and employing people who are on watch 24/7 and maintain it all, aren’t cheap either.

What may seem easy to an outstanding person is most definitely not easy in reality. There is so much more complexity involved in this, and not even speaking of the whole corporate nightmare new features have to go through.

I have a secret labs chair and use it a lot for working at home. I often sit for more than 14 hours on it, never had any back pain ir felt uncomfortable. Unfortunately I have one of the older generations and the arm rests are slowly deteriorating and falling apart, otherwise it’s pretty good.

Wow you’re right. Just checked again, they must have added that this new major iOS version.

I was talking about files on iOS.

Remux or straight Bluray. But Remuxes are always your best choice, if you don’t need any of the extra content.

Still can’t rename file extensions though

If you don’t need any of the Pi specific features. Then buy a sbc from another brand. You get way more for your money and more features

Last time I checked Fusion360 worked on Linux with Wine/Bottles

Unfortunately the HDR implementation in Windows also isn’t flawless and has some big issues.

Fusion 360 actually works under Linux with Bottles. Some other Autodesk products also have native Linux versions.

Cranberries are awesome with it

You can, just not if it’s locked to a specific carrier. Carriers often do that to prevent people from rooting their phone or removing Carrier identification to resell the phone. Stupid design either way

The thing is, if you can’t uninstall it, then Windows will repeatedly try to shove the feature into your face, until you enable it again

I don’t think any inhouse engine can be fucked up so badly as to be inferior to Unity.