@nprofile1q... przez 3 lata mieli w dupie zgłoszenia od streamerów i umarzali sprawy.

Wystarczyła jedna akcja z politykiem i nagle spod ziemi kurwa sprawców wyciągnęli w tydzień

@nprofile1q... Yeah, I'm pretty sure you can easly root ANY Android... For example:

https://projectblack.io/blog/google-pixel-root-guide/

I agree - rooted devices should be restricted, since they pose greater security risk. But well, when they don't understand what "rooted device" means...

@nprofile1q... I'm really considering switching to something like Fair Phone with /e/OS... I just need to switch banks and make sure the one I choose will work with microG

@nprofile1q... mine have two sons, a nephew and a childhood friend in IT. We all "work with computers"
I love them :D

@nprofile1q... yeah, I meant the Software Center, or whatever they call it now. It's absolutely awful, the worst software management software there is...

For Flatpak I really recommend https://flathub.org/en/apps/io.github.kolunmi.Bazaar

It's a project from the Bazzite developers and it's MILES better at its job than GNOME Software. It's Flatpak only

@nprofile1q... well, the solution is simple - just remove GNOME Software and update with dnf update. By default dnf does online (in-place) updates, so no need to reboot. Problem solved. And if you want a good software store for Flatpak, Bazaar is great

@nprofile1q... if GNOME Software automatically downloaded and staged some update in the background (which it likes to do, even if automatic updates are off), it won't show either in GS updates page or in dnf update - since it's already downloaded and staged for installation.

On the battery draining - do you see the giant checkbox, saying it will reboot and install updates? You are informed about it, so if you chuck it in the bag, it's your fault. Just type in the FDE password. Or uncheck the box

@nprofile1q... this update system is the smartest one in Linux. You don't want to replace binaries in-place while the system is running. You want to shut down, replace all the files that are updated, and power on
The issue you're describing is not with Fedora, but with GNOME Software, which is and always has been absolutely awful, not showing half of the updates, or updating only some packages, while skipping some, sometimes installing updates unprompted. Just remove GNOME Software and use terminal

@nprofile1q... what's the issue here...? Why is this mechanism fucked up?