System76’s COSMIC desktop now requires contributors to certify that pull requests contain no LLM-generated content. The new template also adds a Developer Certificate of Origin.
System76’s COSMIC desktop now requires contributors to certify that pull requests contain no LLM-generated content. The new template also adds a Developer Certificate of Origin.
How did installing cosmic “fry” your laptop? There where situations in the 90s where a bad x11 conf could damage your CRT, but outside of overclocking it’s pretty hard to damage your hardware now days.
x11.conf is one of my first memories about anything Linux.
I remember when I was just trying it (back when “edgy eft” was new) via live booting it, the very first customization I had to make was editing that for to allow my extra mouse buttons to work (the back/forward buttons that are common now were pretty new-ish back then, and by default it only worked with the 2 main buttons and the wheel (and the wheel button).
Has it stuck on system 76 screen and since the model I bought came with system 76s CFW you can’t just do a fresh install or you lose one of the entire selling points of the laptop because that will wipe the custom embedded firmware.
So I get to send my private laptop back to the company so they can fix it pretty much putting all of my data at risk by doing so.
Super shitty for a $2200 laptop to be honest
Sounds like a manufacturing defect tbh. Shitty, but it happens to some degree no matter what.
You’ve got a backup though, right?
That is just dumb of them. I would expect a wholly mainline kernel supported machine. At least within 6 months of release.