Fwupd 2.0.18 adds reboot prompts, major speed improvements for firmware searches, and support for new HP, Lenovo, and Synaptics hardware.
https://linuxiac.com/fwupd-2-0-18-brings-reboot-notifications-faster-firmware-searches/
Fwupd 2.0.18 adds reboot prompts, major speed improvements for firmware searches, and support for new HP, Lenovo, and Synaptics hardware.
https://linuxiac.com/fwupd-2-0-18-brings-reboot-notifications-faster-firmware-searches/
A hero we need. A hero we don't deserve. Or something like that. Anyway:
@raktheundead @mhoye Complex workflows belong on desktops or pen-based tablets, no argument. But the iPhone wasn’t trying to beat those; it perfected the one-handed, thumb-first experience.
That’s why it won. Everything else was trying to be a tiny desktop. Remember Windows CE phones and those old iPaqs with the stylus interface? That experiment was a disaster.
@slashdot Never forget Deutche Telekom sued a guy because he was using their ... wait for it ... color 😂
Article: Can a corporation "own" a color?
In the letter, Deutsche Telekom AG (the parent company of T-Mobile) accused Schreiber’s small insurance startup, Lemonade, of trademark infringement. Schreiber was confused: He hadn’t used T-Mobile’s name. He hadn’t appropriated the company’s logo or tagline. Hell, he wasn’t even in the cell phone business.
But as he read on, he realized his “crime” was using the color magenta.
Bookmarking related stuff by quoting in a thread? Why not 🤷
https://exquisite.social/@kernellogger@hachyderm.io/115439233653593140
, the iPhone was never "easy to use" or "intuitive"
Oh yes it was. Early iPhone UIs were a mile ahead of competition existing at the time.
All mobile phone UIs started following paradigms introduced by iPhone in the most shameless ways.