milicent_bystandr

It looks like some GRUB versions are fixed, e.g. possibly in Ubuntu from 22.10. Dunno if Fedora has the fixed version. I'm facing the same with my Mint/Windows dual boot; considering not booting windows till I'm ready to upgrade Mint to 22.

If you do get problems, it also looks like you can get around it by turning off secure boot until things are sorted.

If you're not an experienced Linux meddler I wouldn't recommend changing your bootloader from the default given by your distribution, but I guess if this is widespread most distros will upgrade their bootlodladers soon to deal with it.

Has it not? I saw one come a week or so ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromostereopsis

Found courtesy of another comment

Edit: oh and now I see OP also already got the link

Thank you!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromostereopsis

(Edit: now I see OP already added the link)

I've definitely seen it when the colours are in focus/sharpness the same, e.g. with red words on my phone screen standing out in front of the rest.

Okay so what's going on here? This is the first time I've seen this illusion without my glasses, though it's stronger with.

I see the blue further back; the red sticks out forward to me. And I've seen that with colours on my screen and - I think - printed colours too sometimes.

Or is this something else, about the blue being a bit fuzzier or something? (In which case my own colour depth separation is something else.)

But over in the phone world:

Android phone :: two years old? We don't do updates any more. Buy a new phone.

Google/Samsung :: if you buy our expensive range, we can do five years of updates. Isn't that great!

iPhone SE 1st gen :: still going strong with updates after 8 years.

How would you use that for debugging?

(Sry I'm too cheap to go and buy the book)

That's not a phone, that's a picture of his late wife. He's still processing grief.

Sally forth!

Ah really?! I can smell it from here!

Oh no, I had no idea of sarcasm! Is that a thing people do on the internet?! It was completely invisible to me in your comment, and mine certainly would never contain a shred of complimentary sarcasm.

/s

;-)

Okay, just to clear things up. I don't think Trump is perfect, not at all, I was just playing with words in 'logical' sequence from your comment. Apologies for the confusion.