Its called Hide Topbar, then the top bar only shows in the overview window.

I thought I saw a No Top Bar extension for GNOME.

Academics can get Siemens NX CAD licenses at a very low nominal fee. Version 12 or lower runs on REL, SUSE but also will run on OpenSUSE.

Newer NX versions dropped GUI support for Linux, just headless cad for batching work.

Maybe they will bring it back once the X and Wayland transition is complete.

Again you are thinking the opposite, adding anticheat mitigation is less secure of an OS. You have unknown code accessing everything at the absolute lowest level. What you are asking for is a less secure kernel and OS to run anticheat

The down votes are because you are conflating terms. Linux has secureboot, allowing anticheat into the kernel is not secure. But I get what you mean, you mean a kernel that allows infiltration to check for cheats…that is something different

I have a modernized version of this concept of convection cooling.

I have two ends of that spectrum:

2010 IOmega arm board network drive, loaded with headless Debian for samba, minidlna, and 256MB RAM.

And 2024 laptop with 32GB RAM and Nvidia RTX card for runing Tumbkeweed for gaming.

Both run very well

Yeah the company I have worked for for a long time is growing, this year it has become apparent that some upper dudes have no clue what actually happens and just give direction they dreamed up that they think is how things work. The next level down is like just ignore that, that’s not how we get things done.

I get that the upper level is supposed to provide long term stragegy,(and some are brilliant minds) but when executive decisions are getting made when they don’t want to hear about the actual detail, there are poor choices made in an arrogant sort of way, and everyone just does an off camera face palm

Probably so they can also force you to cloud game

The isolation can be anywhere, they are pointing out the stages. Linux community is not immune.

Yeah, all good choices.

I have openSUSE on my main machine, with SELinux. They are more security focused by default than some other distros.

Firewall on by default, SELinux enforcing by default, sudo needs root password-not just passwordless or same user password like some distros. There’s a YAST GUI hardening App so you can see what passes best security practise and what needs attention. Zypper has various patch commands so you see a list of what patches are available, their critical/recommended status, and weather they are installed or unneeded for your setup. Also ability to apply patches by CVE numbers.

SELinux can be frustrating initially, until you get used to how it works. I.e. I setup shared network folders but couldn’t see data in some folders, it was because copying files into the folder to be served doesn’t automatically give access over the share, there needs to be SEL policy assigned to the files which you establish the policy and then can apply to all files in the folder.

And it should be instant. Not like the extreme polar end of those asian guys skinning a dog while it was still alive for the meat market.

You can have more than one law being established at once.

There has been systematic reduction in the humanities/philosophy, arts, literature etc. In countries. The affect it has is a society focused on work and compliance with status quo. (The USA is actively destroying their own system purposly)

A law ending cruelty should be celebrated as a glimmer of hope that we as a society are still capably of thinking at a higher level, that we are still questioning life, and meanings around it. If we cease to do those things we will be a dead automata society that lives only to work.

Yeah they also do things like that with other animals also, the point of the legislation is we have science showing animals (and fish also after bad science before) feel pain. And we are far enough in history where we can be a kinder species.

They will take your money if you want support, Ubuntu has 3 levels. There is also independent companies that do paid Linux desktop support. That’s actually how SUSE started out, they were just a Linux software supporter at the early stage.

SUSE has a learning curve, but full GUI admin makes it easy for non command line people to change things, especially if you have tech support on tap.

You can get paid support with SUSE, REL even Ubuntu. Ubuntu is $300 per year for full desktop support

They aren’t correct, several Linux distros have paid support: -Red Hat Enterprise Linux,

• SUSE Linux Enterprise,
• AlmaLinux,
• Rocky Linux
• Ubuntu

If you haven’t been exposed to it Windows built a WSL feature you can add in using feature add tool. WSL2 is basically now a VM. You the install the Linux distro of your choosing via a few commands.The W11 version uses an internal remote desktop protocol so you can run graphical Linux apps on Windows. (W10 you can with some monkeying around).

Basically many MS devs wanted to access Linux without leaving their Windows environment, plus Microsoft has various Linux systems in use these days, so made sense for them to be able to work directly in it at times.

You Compile and I compile, we get the same binary file.