Was heißt “möglichst lange”? Ab nem gewissen Punkt würde ich mir über nen kleinen Kredit oder Hilfsangebote Gedanken machen. Ich denke bei “von 6,50€ leben” ist dieser Punkt (unter normalen Umständen) deutlich überschritten. Das kannste ja an einem Tag mehr als verdoppeln, wenn du dich mit nem Becher in die Fußgängerzone setzt…
Ansonsten ist glaube ich Containern auch nicht mehr verboten? Man kann natürlich auch einfach mal in Geschäften nett fragen, ob die irgendwas haben, was nicht mehr verkauft werden kann, aber noch essbar ist.
I have zero problems criticising the shitty Israeli government. There were mass protests by their own people for a lot of the same reasons as I have, so why would I?
I have to say tho, it’s also not easy to ignore their point that they are not the ones using civilians as meat-shields and hospitals as military bases, which has been confirmed at least in one, very significant case.
The hard truth is that the situation is way past the point of a peaceful resolution. It’s both parties fault and it’s bad, but that’s how it is. My only hope is that with international pressure (including Germany’s btw.) the two-states solution will finally be seen through. Israel already stated they do not want to permanently occupy Gaza, so I guess that’s a start.
I do judge them for not giving civilians more time to evacuate and not providing them with more supplies tho. With the amount of soldiers at their disposal this should totally be a possibility. If it isn’t, they can ask others to help with that or something else.
Probably won’t, at least not because of the integration. Interactions between CPU and GPU are very generic, because obviously every CPU should work with every GPU. You can do optimizations in driver, but as far as I’m aware AMD does not implement any tech to make specifically their GPUs work better with their CPUs. At least not anything noteworthy.
Graphics workloads are GPU bound. The only thing that matters is your GPU. You might be able to use the iGPU if you have one. Should already help a whole lot.
Shotcut is great, especially because ffmpeg, GPU acceleration and very easy to learn workflows (although admittedly not so intuitive that you get them right away).
I don’t know about Kdenlive, but I tried Openshot and found it to be much slower and lacking functionality, although it’s even easier to use for the basics.
Because they don’t push updates as quickly, which reduces the chances of something slipping through, be it their merit or not. This comes at the expense that it sometimes breaks dependencies and still has close to zero real benefits:
You are better off simply using snapshots. Then you don’t depend on the testing of either party.
Even if the Manjaro devs do to find bugs, they could have found them in Arch Testing as well, which benefits everyone.
I stand by my point that the update strategy is not a feature.
Besides the points made - using their own repos. It kind of defeats an important point of using Arch, if you don’t use the official repos as your main source of packages imo.
It’s a rolling release. You have to let it roll. Arch already has testing repos, there is zero need to test outside of them.
I like the thought that the first contact might be with people living in exile, because they were fed up with their society killing itself and their planets.
I can respect GNOME, it’s just not for me. There are a lot of other DE’s I really don’t get, for example: Xfce, Mate, Budgie, LXQt, any pure WM desktop in existence, the list goes on… But if people still develop them, I guess there is a market.
Yes, Garuda does, even with bootable snapshots, but it’s otherwise not as clean as Endeavour. As far as I can tell, mkinitcpio/GRUB2 or their setup thereof causes more problems than it solves. My system was bricked multiple times until I switched to a dracut/systemd-boot setup, which works flawlessly since quite a while.
As for the user experience, there are 0 distros you should perform a (major) upgrade on without taking a snapshot first. I had broken systems after apt upgrade. From my point of view rolling vs versioned release are basically occasional mild vs scheduled huge headaches.