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What distro, what version and what hardware (ie gpu, ram etc)?

I get where youre coming from but I think the job of a company pushing a platform is to make it "boring". ie it should work out of the box on debian/fedora/arch/ubuntu. The platform vendor (Qualcomm) is the only one with enough sway to push the different laptop manufacturers do the right thing. This is the reason why both Intel / Windows push compliance suites which have a long list of requirmements before anyone can put the Windows / Intel logo on their device. If Qualcomm is going to let Acer / Lenovo decide if things work out of the box on linux then its never going to happen.

Hardware has already been out for a year. Outside a custom spin by the ubuntu folks, even last years notebooks arent well supported out of the box on linux. I have a Yoga Slim 7x and I tried the Ubuntu spin out at some point - it required me to first extract the firmware from the Windows partition because Qualcomm had not upstreamed it into linux-firmware. Hard to take Qualcomm seriously when the situation is like this.

thank you!

What UI framework are you using to build the app?

Thank you!

Do you know which one rocm uses?

This is the last response I have from them in my inbox (Sep 24, 2015, 8:56 AM). Never heard back from them after this inspite of repeated subsequent queries

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It wasnt offered to everyone. They did the whole thing by trickling out information based on batches based on when you ordered. And for the record I wasnt shipped a tablet, given a refund or offered a voucher and based on comments at the time I wasnt the only one. It was a total writeoff.

They have a history of not shipping. They took my money for a tablet pre-order but never shipped anything. Didnt offer refunds either.

Fool me once shame on you.

Fool me twice shame on me.

Jolla never shipped me a tablet or offered me a refund back when they were making tablets. I would strongly urge people not to pre-order from the company since they have a track record of not shipping and being extremely irresponsible in their communications when they dont ship.

I never got a refund or a tablet. They were very unprofessional through the entire situation.

Laughs in lisp

Since this was a public facing mistake, will there be a post mortem including details about the blast radius, how many customers were affected and what steps are being put in place to ensure this never happens to a customer again?

Since this was a public facing mistake, will there be a post mortem including details about the blast radius, how many customers were affected and what steps are being put in place to ensure this never happens to a customer again?

thats a red flag imho

Its not very clear to me which of these Helix hasnt hit. To me it looks like Helix is very close to what you are looking for.

Thank you!

Any pointers to operating systems that do this out of the box?

Wait what? I didnt realize this was the case and I say this as a huge alpine fan. Will look into whether there is an option to setup a recurring donation and will do so if its the case.

Does a 8K 42 inch option exist?

Expecting hardware companies to get things ready so much ahead of time that they make the cut for a LTS release might lean towards being too unrealistic since LTS releases have a fair bit of gap between them.

If you are playing your cards right, its best to be on mainline kernels and in the stock non-lts release by default in most distros.

If the projects are on freebsd / openbsd that goes even further with me.

If its not in debian and fedora main repo proper, its not open source as far as I am concerned. We can argue about the semantics but this filter is great at removing a bulk of the projects that will tip over the moment the company championing it pivots or fails.

Yes it was. People wanted a realtime version of pandas for booking up their ticking charts and grids.

This looks super interesting. I built https://github.com/finos/perspective in a past life but have been out of the streaming analytics game for some time. Nice to see single machine efficiency be a focus, will give this a try and post feedback on github.

I am using this for my home lab. Extremely useful.

Toolkit deprecated in 3 years after Apple assembles a large enough game library :)

Could I contact you to pick your brains about this? I spend much more than $2k for dev environments at my startup and a setup like this would work beautifully for us.