Sure

tiling goes brrrr tho

also, special workspaces. Love me some special workspaces

Aaand pyprland zoom is also pretty handy for a sight-impaired guy like me

KDE is cool, but i was a heavy shortcut user even on Windows. Me discoovering Hyprland is akin to a drug-addict trying out heroine, because i can’t go back now.

And a mindset like that is exactly why federated internet will always be a niche thing. “Dummy” is an arbitrary term. Everyone is a dummy in some regard.

Well, can’t say for everybody, but i have no trouble running nvidia gpu on Hyprland with nvidia-open drivers. Haven’t spotted any troubles with Plasma or MangoWC either, even though i haven’t used them for as long.

Well, can’t say for everybody, but i have no trouble running nvidia gpu on Hyprland with nvidia-open drivers. Haven’t spotted any troubles with Plasma or MangoWC either, even though i haven’t used them for as long.

“They” who? FOSS is quite a diverse community. If anything,i’ve seen a great deal of projects that used discord as their communication platform. Linux is practically the only project that i can name from the top of my head, that uses a decentralized communication platform. The most popular FOSS alternative to github is Codeberg (that’s my impression, at least).

Ngl, i don’t believe in the success of the federated internet. It would certainly be nice, yet the idea somehow doesn’t resonate with people that much

good for them.

I wonder how long it is till FOSS devs migrate from github en-masse. I bet there’d be far less amounts of bots spamming merge requests outside of github too

ah, my bad then

there was some kind of critical vulnerability recently found in noteepad++ relating to its update system. You better download installer from the official site ASAP

Anyway

CLI modal editing rulz

yt-dlp also has sponsorblock support, btw.

didn’t know that, deff will check it out

ffplay is nice, but mpv has yt-dlp integration, and supports addons (love me some nice sponsorblock integration)

mpv my beloved

it’s a bit more complicated. Linux runs games with anti-cheats perfectly fine as long as the anti-cheat doesn’t require kernel-level access.

Basically, this allows to detect some cheats that would be undetected otherwise. But it also allows anti-cheats for absolutely unrestricted access to any user data. In other words, it’s a giant safety vulnerability, that you’re forsed to intall, that still doesn’t solve the cheating problem.

Not like the devs are actually interested to solve anything anyway, cheaters buy new accounts regularily, stimulating post-release sales.

please don’t use garlic bread for sexual purposes

your deleted comment has the same comedic effect as the bethesda’s environmental storytelling skeletons

i use cachyos, runs swimmingly for me. I’m not sure arch is good for your usecase tho.

Mediacenter/homeserver? I’d personally choose something like fedora, but debian sounds fine too

kde, hyprland and mangowc are working without issues for me on cachyos with gtx1660

donations and commissions. That’s how modern artists operate, for example

that way we know we’re not in an echo chamber