No idea why you’d come to that conclusion.
No idea why you’d come to that conclusion.
If homework is set with the expectation that it is to be done, then the counter-expectation is that it’s marked promptly and returned.
However, “You Must, You Could, and You Might Enjoy” might also be made use of.
It struck me as crap, frankly. “Please don’t eat in the library” is enough.
Another failed author turned librarian? :/
OnionShare is available for Android.
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Is there a fork of MuseScore too (the same devs, I think)?
Religion, phylosophy and science have all been seeking the answer to this question for so many centuries. It won’t surprise anyone when I admit that I don’t have the answer!
Nothing more than that, in humanity’s frame of reference, things come into being, exist, and deteriorate. I have no reason to think the Universe is any different, since it seems to be made of the same stuff.
Responding as a faithless person :
… and yet the grit in the oyster persists : in humanity’s frame of reference, something has never been created out of nothing.
FWIW I’m still very much an advocate of the Mark Shuttleworth Convergence vision. It’s the Holy Grail that makes sense to me.
I read recently that RPiOS has a Micro$oft key pre-installed (so that your RPi phones home to Microsoft)… It totally puts me off what is an excellent lightweight OS.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/lbu0t1/microsoft_repo_installed_on_all_raspberry_pis/
I think UBPorts’ calendar is excellent… I don’t think it’s generally available as a standalone Linux app though, sadly.
There’s a community effort, porting KDE: https://liliputing.com/pinetab-v-tablet-with-a-risc-v-chip-gets-community-supported-software-builds-including-kde-plasma-desktop/
What are your predictions on consumer hardware for the next decade in relation to RISC-V?
I had 2023 marked as the Year of the RISC-V SBC. But I think it’s more than that : with the Lichee Pi coming with Debian pre-installed, and looking stable, RISC-V is on the verge of consumer-grade hardware. There are other devices from Sipeed, Pine64 and others too, of course, including laptops and tablets.
I think the real watershed will come in 2025/26 though. It’s widely predicted that more powerful RISC-V processors will be ready by then.
We know that some Chinese tech organisations are working tirelessly on RISC-V, and I think we can expect to see them really pushing the technology. But Qualcomm, Broadcom, NXP etc. are going for it too. Qualcomm (feat. Nuvia) have real design prowess, and also have every reason to go RISC-V.
I really like the Lichee Pi 4A, and I hope to get one when I next need to buy a computer. My computing needs are relatively light, and I think the Lichee Pi would be perfectly sufficient.
I check the Alpine repository from time to time - https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/packages - just to see what apps are available for RISC-V : and actually, it’s impressive to see the amount of work that has gone into rebasing apps. Godot doesn’t appear to be there for RISC-V though, sorry.
So my advice would be to realise what apps you really need, and check if they’re available yet. And if they aren’t it’s always worth contacting the app maintainer.
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And you appear to be fairly rude to someone you don’t know.