It looks like good prices. But every single one is out of stock
It looks like good prices. But every single one is out of stock


Right now wayland implementation differs a lot in each compositor.
KDE is probably the one who is doing the better and most up to date implementation of wayland right now.


I tried it just yesterday.
Wayland support does exist in cinnamon. You can enter a wayland session and it will work. But it doesn’t bring to the table all the expected wayland improvements, like for instant perfect fractional scaling.


What distro do you use?
I found KDE to work better in some distros than others.
For instance Fedora KDE is not the best, I had it being sluggish last lime I tried it. Now I’m on Opensuse KDE and it’s flawless.
Also I have found KDE surprisingly working better than XFCE, but I think most of that has been because wayland support.


At least this is the answer to the question I had “why OpenAI ‘donated’ all that money to rust foundation”
It would be amazing if they had arrived to the Americas and ask some natives about how they call a place and they said “this? This is New Amsterdam. We don’t know what’s Amsterdam but this is a newer version of it”


With one account you used to be able to have multiple profiles.
I used to have a profile on my parents account. Never linked any email to that profile.
We obviously quite the subscription when they didn’t allow profiles to exist in different houses.


Other enjoying their time with sports usually involves destroying the city and making the streets completely insecure for several nights. Like what happened in Paris when the PSG won.


Everytime I wish my country doesn’t qualify. It’s the worst.
And if they win they ruin the city.


When things got cheaper over time scapers didn’t have a chance. It would be idiotic, because the manufacturer themselves will sell you the product cheaper a few months/years after that.
But we live in a screwed up reality where old products get more expensive as time goes on. So being a scalper is profitable. Specially giving the apparently stock shortages that exist in every single product out there.


I will try, thanks!


I don’t know if the world. But surely we are saving culture.
It’s not the first time a streaming platform decides to delete an episode because of censure.
For instance, community famous d&d episode.
They cannot delete culture in by HDD.


So lemmy is like that cool growing weed in their house?


M after ricing arch into some ungodly aberration that was never meant to exist in this world.
Yeah, mostly for translation purposes.
I think I currently have gemma 4 set up.


I live in a city that 10 years ago was losing population and nowadays it’s growing in population.
I honestly preferred ot better when it was losing pops.
Eternal growth is unsustainable


I never cared about steam machine to be honest.
I just want steamOS. And I think it makes more sense to promote that in the current market. Specially giving that linux is starting to give better performance than windows in some games, and that windows 11 have turned a lot of older machines obsolete, and people cannot afford new ones.


Understandable.
Imagine a full pc that’s just cheaper than a pc. Everyone would buy it for any use.


I feel it’s a little dangerous, because it would give a false sense of security in [no-ai] projects.
We have all seen tons of projects 100% written without any AI that are very poorly coded and full of insecurities.
Imagine you want to scale your desktop at 125%.
On X11 it was really hard to so so, and not very good. It basically worked by doing some strange tricks with the resolution, tanking performance and making it having numerous visual bugs, screen tearing or blurry fonts. And you often had to close and open the session for it to apply.
With wayland is possible to have fractional scaling without those issues. With crisps fonts, performant, and everything just working as expected. Also it could change easily within the session.
But wayland allowing for it doesn’t mean that all compositors have implemented it. Most still have issues. I think KDE was one of the fews that just recently anounced that they solved that problem and that you can scale the desktop without any worries.