Oh, I always forget that this guy was involved with Paint 3D, probably one of the most useless things shoved into every bloated Windows install. Also where does he get off on making fun of some random small tuber's teeth?
I have never agreed to a piece of written text more than this lol
Tenacity won. I've never experienced any issues with it, although it is pozed in the neghole (CoC). Also the logo on the right looks like a sperm.
I actually really like the way it looks. The new logo sucks, but most modern logos do, so that's to be expected. If the performance is good, the change would be more than welcome, at least for me.
Wow they completely raped it to death, can't wait for the future of Audacity to be an electron webapp written in TypeScript!!!!!!!!
https://github.com/Sneeds-Feed-and-Seed/sneedacity rvtvrn....
Why did I bother to open the profile page?
No.
Shhhhhh
Horrifying
Do it Gentoo stronk (at least if you don't mind updating at night before going to sleep or before you go to work during the day. To avoid running builds in the background for big updates while doing other stuff, most updates take about 2-5 minutes though).
Personally, I think this works as a great modern audacity alternative
This video seems okay (logo sucks) but as a rule of thumb I never trust a developer or a project that makes a PR "here's how it works" meta professionally edited youtube video over actually just working on the software, I've seen so many game devs that do this with projects that end up vastly overhyped and bloated with suggestions from people outside of the scope of their audience. You have people complaining about Silent Hill F discourse in the comments of this so you know this video is especially pozzed. Audacity should have never gotten to the point of a video like this being needed really.
That's why I am cautious because the application changes seem fine on the surface, but the video itself and esp this dude's attitude to any criticism even of a dev build is what makes me think shit is going to stink. I am not too worried since we do have the Tenacity fork to fall back on.
Sandboxing works fine. That's what VMs are for. Oh, Flatpak, let me laugh some more.
Even with Gentoo or Artix, you will still use parts of systemd on non-systemd inits like udev. There is a way to remove it, but it's often not worth the effort. In any case, if you do switch, dinit would be the easiest to use because it uses a similar service management syntax.
Yeah. there are decent sandboxing options on linux. A lot of people don't bother to take advantage of them though, I feel like half the people don't even know what the sandboxing options are on linux. But flatpak is shit for sandboxing. From what I recall, unless they fixed it, they even break browsers own sandboxing, because they won't allow suid in bubblewrap, so it possibly hurts security. You are better off doing your own sandboxing, and allowing the browser to use it's normal sandbox, within your own sandbox, at least until none of the browsers are using suid sandboxing anymore. At least that's my opinion.
Right now, the most purist no-systemd distro is likely antiX. Its a Debian fork without any systemd elements whatsoever, no udev, no elogind, nothing, all those functionalities are replaced by their own in-house scripts. I use it for my storage box, its pretty good.
chroot jails have been a thing since forever.
We would disable selinux on RHEL6 because of how overly restrictive it would be. Unless you were running very simple applications, it would catch lots of things and block them, which required you to go through and watch all of the sealerts and add custom rules for the most minor of shit. So it just became a blanket disable until RHEL7 came out, which actually had a very sane implementation out of the box. Still been bit in the ass by it, but over relatively minor things that a quick relabel/reset context fixed.