You won’t need EE knowledge, that’s all abstracted away in silicon. You just need to know how to drive the chips, and they’ll manage the inputs and outputs.
I doubt the TV OS is any kind of Linux. Usually embedded systems run something like vxworks. Sometimes Minix. Real fancy ones run Android (which is derived from Linux, yes).
Embrace, extend, extinguish.
SQL Server runs on Linux. Azure supports Linux. The next step is to extend into their own distro, get everyone using it, then drop support for mainstream Linux.
Will it work? Maybe. They’ll have to make Microsoft Linux more attractive than Debian and Red Hat.
The current one is initramfs in case you too are old enough to get them confused
You have to turn off gesture navigation (at least I did on my Pixel 8) but yeah button nav is available.
If you’re trying to look like a movie hacker, you need to have experience with your tools. Just learn them and use them.
I’ve not had issues doing distro upgrades in a long time, and I mess with my systems a lot. There’s been a lot of progress in 15+ years, and Debian is usually pretty good about keeping stuff working.
Debian. Set it to stable instead of trixie and it’s kind of a rolling release. Testing if you want newer versions. You won’t get breakage unless you use sid.
If you’re going to do that, get the grub debs from Debian sid, not a whole different distro.
Why do you consider this a problem?
Does it fix syncing? Mine will randomly stop, and not send any notification. It just silently stops working.
Usually it has to go through Google’s approval process for the Play store, but others don’t have any such thing, so they’ll be faster.
If you really want them as fast as possible, if the author publishes the apks, you can use Obtainium to fetch them directly without waiting for any store.
We need more info. What model laptop, for starters?
I doubt kids these days know who that is. It shouldn’t be too hard to patch it to Taylor Swift Linux though.
Is that with Samsung’s modifications? Because vendors often fuck up something that works perfectly fine in AOSP
Glad to see Google is still innovating in truly the most important places
Back up anything you can’t afford to lose. Then run do-release-upgrade. You may need to use some option to allow it to go from LTS to non-LTS.
Use cfdisk and just edit the partitions.
Please note that if you do this without first resizing the filesystems on the partitions, you are very likely to lose data. You cannot safely shrink a mounted partition.
Edit: oh you mean booted from external media, not an online system. Use gparted. https://gparted.org/
You aren’t. If you choose to limit it even further, you’re actually limiting it to 80-20% of that first 80-20%, or to 68-32% of the battery’s true capacity, if I did that math right. (I probably didn’t, but you get the idea.)
Sure, in the same way that the fix for a smoke alarm going off is taking out the battery.
The header is stored on the device, unless you specifically create a detached header.