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Oh, it can. And it will.KDE's quality can't sink any lower.
Qt 7 rewrite when? Man I love faggot sperging on platform which are there for aiding development, sure looks inviting to potential contributors. Also clankers in hands of competent person are an equalizer and force multiplier when wrangled accordingly.Oh, it can. And it will.
Get a clanker to proofread your posts, ESL dude.Qt 7 rewrite when? Man I love faggot sperging on platform which are there for aiding development, sure looks inviting to potential contributors. Also clankers in hands of competent person are an equalizer and force multiplier when wrangled accordingly.
So KDE proposed a policy on AI, which amounts to "code and its quality are responsibility of the developer regardless of whether AI was used, so don't even mention it". Some people, naturally, reacted very poorly.
Forgive me for lack of proper archives, the proposal is either deleted or restricted now, and the only reason I even know about it is because someone lashed out at a literal nobody from Twitter. Also, le ebil KiwiFarms mention.
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As of the latest development, there is now an open letter KDE for People (archive). And per ther FAQ page (archive), they plan to e-mail it to KDE at some point.
unsurprising, that it doesn't crash as much anymore.KDE hasn't krashed for me since switching months ago
You guys don't remember semantic desktop
That's when I left KDE the first time
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At least Gentoo chads could compile it out, but I thought that it was so gay and such an odd direction that I didn't bother to recomp and just moved to a window manager
Now I understand why Plasma needs a mysql instance running, when I thought sqlite would suffice. A more complex db is regarded as more important.You guys don't remember semantic desktop
That's when I left KDE the first time
It has to, considering they recently locked LTS behind an SLA as KDE Bulletproof (a).unsurprising, that it doesn't crash as much anymore.
gwenview 26.04.3 all good hereGwenView krashes
26.08.1, it's rolling, but I had this issue for years and it's only gwenview doing that. When I wait a minute before closing, it doesn't crash though.gwenview 26.04.3 all good here
I heard that it actually worked on BeOS.KDE hasn't krashed for me since switching months ago
You guys don't remember semantic desktop
That's when I left KDE the first time
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At least Gentoo chads could compile it out, but I thought that it was so gay and such an odd direction that I didn't bother to recomp and just moved to a window manager
We should have moved in a direction that has your system scan all your files and build a database of their contents? Yeah nosemantic desktop is cool and the direction computers should have moved
We should have moved in a direction that has your system scan all your files and build a database of their contents? Yeah no
What do you think a journaled file system is?We should have moved in a direction that has your system scan all your files and build a database of their contents? Yeah no
nigger how do you think a file system worksWe should have moved in a direction that has your system scan all your files and build a database of their contents? Yeah no
Oh don't worry about that KDE has already found a solution by killing QwenViewNext I have to figure out why GwenView krashes whenever I try closing it.