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It's the small things that you notice.
In #Debian13 I've noticed that the patience solving engine in #kpat is a lot better. #rawtherapee knows how to read the #EXIF data from a #Canon #CR3 file.
I know there are thousands and thousands of other changes, but it's odd what you notice.
The #Konsole profile selector still doesn't work and #kmail refuses to start on the screen I want it to, but I can live with that.
Still roses
https://www.blipfoto.com/entry/3411415512956013198
A #blip of a red #rose in bloom with some water droplets on the petals.
@agenda_du_libre Pourquoi pas Debian 13 ?
@TimWardCam @paulwalk I believe there has been some studies done and they concluded that developers said they felt more productive but in actual terms they were less productive.
In my experience Google Gemini for example makes both sane and insane suggestions, and unless you know the area yourself you wouldn't know which one to pick.
It's marginally better than a Google search but still prone to cargo cult nonsense.
@Sylocule @nixCraft I'm running Win11 on my corporate lappy and I'm constantly amazed at how bad the consumer version is in comparison. I too assume we have a debloated image.
Don't run any Windows at all on my own kit, but my occasional exposure consumer grade Win11 is enough to make me never want to go that direction...
@natep a good summary.
I've found Google Gemini a bit like talking to a mate at the pub. It does a good job at understanding stuff but often talks bollocks. However I've found it does make good suggestions too, but if you don't know the topic yourself you wouldn't know which suggestion was sane and which was a hallucination.
I've used it to debug network config and it can spot typos and stupid errors, and at times made good suggestions. It also proposed stupid things too...