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Finally GNOME Shell 47 :) (builded from ports with patch from olivierd's codeberg repo). Thanks for your hard work olivierd
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rcbsdpge said:
14.3 is shipped? Just dropped to my knees
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It has indeed:

Code: 
root@zefiris:/usr/src # git branch -r | grep 14
  origin/releng/14.0
  origin/releng/14.1
  origin/releng/14.2
  origin/releng/14.3
  origin/stable/14
root@zefiris:/usr/src #
I can't comment on the repositories and FTP servers and what not because I barely use them.
 
Latest iteration of my desktop mini-system setup.

We have:-
1. firestone audio 'cute beyond' class-A headphone amp (from taiwan, very nice little amp)
www.head-fi.org

REVIEW: Firestone Audio Amps - Cute Beyond and Fubar III

About 3-4 weeks ago I received the Firestone Audio "Cute Beyond" and the "Fubar III" product samples to review, courtesy of head-fi user miziq and Welcome to Miniature Audio -Firestone Audio -USB DACS -Headphone Amps - but I didn't have time to start reviewing them until last week. These are...
www.head-fi.org www.head-fi.org
Mine is quite an old one, they have updated the latest version with an upgraded opamp and improved power connector. Mine still sounds very nice with original stock specification. The guys who run this small company have a sense of humor in their product names and case designs (I love calling a product "fubar III")! 😁
2. custom 24V linear psu for the cute beyond, this provided a big audible improvement in depth and resolution over a cheap switched mode, like the visual difference you get when putting your specs on. I don't have the test equipment to measure noise and ripple, however I can hear no audible noise with the volume on full and no music playing.
3. massdrop sennheiser HD6XX headphones; mine are the made in ireland version.
4. 4K portable monitor from aliexpress, mounted on cast aluminium (I think.. it's not plastic anyway) vesa mount swivel stand
5. lenovo KU-1255 thinkpad keyboard with matching mouse
6. Intel N100 mini pc hiding in the background; 16GB RAM and 2 TB nvme ssd
7. music playback using mpd

Very nice sound quality from this setup... it's 'almost hifi' using the onboard realtek ALC269VC dac.:) It's quite surprising what sound quality you can get ouf of even a cheap onboard DAC. Using the onboard dac means no messing around with USB drivers. I guess something like one of the nice iFi dacs would be better though... if you can drive it.

I don't have bitperfect enabled, it sounds pretty good with the standard setup. I might experiement with bitperfect again some time.

Oh... and I'm running kde plasma 5 as the desktop (for hidpi support, for the 4K monitor). Browser is open on my favourite website. 😁

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astyle said:
Just how did you get Teams in there?
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Via chromium iirc BaronBS is correct. Teams utilizes chromium as sort of a ‘wrapper’ via the web. Not sure the exact technical terms and implementation under the hood sorry if I butchered that but i would have to go back to pull the details if you need 👍

I am pretty sure someone in the community knows the technical implementation
 
Thanks, that makes sense now. I thought it was an Electron app. The Ports Collection never ceases to surprise me at what's even available, so I figured it would not be strange for an Electron-based app to make an appearance there. But if Teams is Chromium-based anyway, I'd prolly just stick to using the browser-based version for myself.
 
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