I used it just to get the moving part out of the way, there are a couple of bugs, like the default lock screen hotkey not working, but other than that it worked just as well as plasma-x11. Might as well support the project thats only really needed once 6.8 get released before it ends up dying before then.
Its probably going to be the only desktop environment using it, since its closely tied to xlibre. Currently they were focused on removing all of the wayland code though.
Knowing what utter faggots the open source people are in general, I find it hard to believe it was an actual offer of compensation and more of a blatant attempt to call the other guy a sellout.
Tbh banking on sonicde becoming a full alternative to kde into the future is already a tall ask, I wouldn't trust it personally to make it to kde/qt7
Not reinstallations. I just happen to have a lot of machines.
if os == Windows
{
blame os
}
else
{
blame user
}
Linux requires you to take responsibility for administering your computer, rather than outsourcing it to Microsoft, Apple or Google.
I got banned from #artix on libera.chat by nous after this was announced. It was out of nowhere. I was one of the ones who talked about artist deleting the post, but I hadn't said anything else in the IRC since, and opted to stick with Artix for the time being. When I asked nous on the Artix forum why, he replied with just the log.
You know what must be done
for shits and giggles make Claude make it multithreaded with each thread in a different time zone
I would prefer making it usable, thank you. After giving myself a seizure trying to make a brightness slider work (It triggered ddcutil every frame the slider moved), i think im alright without vibe coding, this shit is ass and quickshell is a lot more easier to write than i realized.
It seems like a good idea. KDE is run by subhuman retards. I have been trying out the latest version available in Devuan stable. Even on X11, it is retarded. Why the fuck would anyone think it is a good idea to have the Alt-F2 run command run 'whatever the best match is from the start menu' if you type in a command and hit enter before it's finished checking if that's a valid command that exists? I am running this on a laptop that's only 12 years old, it has a nice quick SATA SSD I stole from a fileserver my employer was retiring, it works perfectly fine, but these fucking mongs think it's a good idea for users to have to wait to not outrun their keyboard like I'm using a fucking Selectric. They should all be raped to death by niggers.
This just shows you to be even more obviously retarded. I just ran through the Devuan install on a new (10 year old) machine. There were exactly two points in the install where a 'progress bar' appeared for longer than a couple sips. So for those I just walked away.
Which ones, exactly? Nothing on Linux comes even close to the various chinkware on Windows in terms of features and intuitivity, let alone more serious commercial software. Besides, Linux simply needs its tools more often because a simple system crash can render the FS inaccessible, at least with the native ext FS. The lack of a self-repair ability has always plagued it. When Windows crashes, you just restart, and it will continue working.
It's not any different with Troonix. But it will more readily tell you that sOmEtHiNg iS wRoNg with your machine (that has served you well on Windows for years) every time it boots, and never shut up about it.
Name them.
I put it on hold a bit, I'm working on my other software
