Ah, merci de me l’avoir dit, je le corrigerai.

edit: corrigé

I 100% agree, but I didn’t want to come across too accusatory in my article so I chose to indirectly adress it in this paragraph:

The real problem is the idea that GNOME project shouldn’t cater to [people who want SSD]. It would be like GNOME not supporting xdg-file-chooser and saying that each app should ship their own file picker. But GNOME does support it, and only apps that wish to implement their own file picker do so.

Since both approaches are used, and liked, miscellaneous advantages and disadvantages of either approach are irrelevant, and so are other arguments pertaining to design. This is why I haven’t brought them up.

basically saying I think their vision doesn’t matter when it comes to supporting things like that for third party apps.

I agree, but there has to be a certain bar of usability for it to be a viable replacement, since you need to convince other people to use it as well. Matrix is the closest one for me, but it’s not quite there yet.

Because I like using it better than the alternatives. That is not the case for discord vs whatever else.

Maybe we should remove the internet and all communicate through mail instead. Be for real people aren’t going to switch to a worse solution for no reason

both of those are not remotely as feature rich or user-friendly as discord.

I have no source for this but I remember reading something about the new login manager a while ago that said it would follow the plasma theme. So hopefully that.

do copy paste ad hoc without altering your clipboard content.

Thing is modern clipboard managers like the one on kde server and equivalent purpose.

My mouse’s middle click is easy to hit accidentally, and so I often paste stuff on accident, I just wish I could disable it. The “select to copy” doesn’t work for me either, since I often absentmindedly select things while I’m reading.

The reaction that I see here explains why, I guess.

It’s cool, but I cannot count the amount of times I was confused by that and accidentally pasted after switching, I would be glad if it became configurable.

It’s a tad slower than a desktop rx 480

Maybe a stupid question, but you’d have to have something to hold the really hot thing, right? And obviously you’d need a bunch of stuff connected to the furnace to keep it in orbit and supplied with energy. So in that case wouldn’t the heat from the thing being heated spread to the rest of the satellite anyways? Like, clearly you can’t just use non-conductive materials because then we’d already have that on earth.

Can confirm, satisfactory works great for me on (fedora) linux aswell

There is playtron, although it doesn’t look particularily promising atm

Want notifications? Install a bouncer, done.

You already lost like 99% of people with that alone, lmao

I really like mint’s focus on providing good GUI’s, other distros would do well to copy them imo

nice!

Very good talk, I personally waste time daydreaming about how radically different the desktop could’ve been, if the xerox whatchamacallit was designed differently

They aren’t using their AI. They currently use open source ondevice models and have perplexity as a search option.