I didn't know NixOS had official aarch64 repositories. ๐
Strit
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That's at the same time as FOSDEM 2024...
I wouldn't call the Paper for maps and the figurines required. They are a great visual aid, but for people just starting out as a DM it's overkill.
The main reason to play D&D, for me, is to use your imagination. So as long as you describe the environment and what happens, most should get by with just a players handbook, dungeon masters guide (for special items and such), dice, sheets and pencils. The screen is also a good tool, especially for some quick information on states. But it is not required to run a small campaign.
I might just have PTSD from people only reading the headline and then ranting about how awful company X is for doing this to us, how they don't want the change and everything is awful because of it.
So I'd rather clarify up front!
To clarify. It's not getting removed. It's just not getting added to the RHEL 10 repositories. Other supported versions of RHEL will still have it.
I agree. Try it. I only have a couple of ebooks in mine, but it's a pretty good experience, even on the mobile app.
I disagree that Fedora doing this did nothing for the development. It generates bug reports, which in turn generates fixes. Sure, the fixes might not make it into Fedora 40 or even 41, but it helps the Plasma developers see what issues there still are out there as bug reports pop up.
The plasma devs likely don't have a graphics tablet to test on, so they rely on the community to find these issues and test the fixes.
Only Fedora is not making it possible to go back. Every other distribution will still provide an X11 session with Plasma 6.
This is exactly why they are doing it. To get people to report bugs for issues they are having that is not standard use. :)
Thumbs up for the links to the bug reports too. That way the developers can easily look into it.
That's already here with systemd 255 which released recently.
I don't. It also sounds like Firefox will remove it soon. Theora was the forefather of AV1.
Thanks for the detailed response.
So nixpkgs is more akin to the AUR, then a binary repository? The AUR is also just build scripts.