su is the best. I mean, i should be using the admin (root) password for admin things, not the user password of user who is already logged in. And there needs to be a root service already running to make user have root previlages which is dumb imo. Sudo vulnerability could cause previlage escalation but if there is no root process managing this, then it can’t leak the root access. Only kernel security issue(or other root processes) will leak root access if that was the case, which i think is better.

Fedora’s curremt kernel version is 6.9 so test with that

What is requiring you two swipes and two taps?

There is one more person whom the OP seriously censored. More than their area codes

You think area code is hidden? It’s not!

Its not. Its the part of navigation button gestures

I think he is saying any othee labor does not make their ends meet and they have to do this kind of work to get things done?

Classic computer science thingy. You learn nothing at all there if you already passionately learn programming

Taylor swift is not hot at all

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I think the encrypted messages are not saved in the server. You probably have to backup from phone and restore it on pc. “They” is the other programs running on browser

Ok so what we wish for is open source uefi instead of proprietary uefi

So libreboot + payload replaces uefi right? Why did you say tianocore is uefi? Whenever i hear uefi i’m thinking about proprietary boot firmware, and thats why I advocated for including libreboot instead of uefi in theese chips. I don’t understand where is uefi in this libreboot + tianocore or whatever payload

Ah yeah sorry lol i misinterpreted

Yes. I am probably misunderstabding things. To my knowledge, libreboot is a FOSS alternative for UEFI. Correct me if i’m wrong. Libreboot exist to replace the proprietary uefi. Again correct me if i’m wrong. Since libreboot replaces uefi, it also would allow booting from usb, no? Checking libreboot website i saw tianocore mentioned in some release changelog which they will not be including in the default ones because its bloated and buggy. They say they use other payloads. I still don’t understand why tianocore is uefi.

Whatever if libreboot itself does not allow booting from usb, how would a libreboot user install any os at all?

Libreboot would allow booting from USB probably

Tianocore is not necessary for libreboot right? So why do we need uefi for libreboot?

I mean if it does not replace uefi which is not open, whats the point. I am asking for libreboot because it is “libre”

There is a possibility of having 0.01% shit in the sandwitch from water used in it due to some leakage from a toilet tank. Would you not eat it?

Also yeah who known houseflys sit on shit and land on sandwitch at some point in time

I am probably misunderstanding. So Libreboot does not “replace” UEFI ? Then what’s the point of libreboot