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by Cloudef 5y ago
EAC seems to cause lots of problems even on Windows, unless you have clean install. The thing is very sensitive to any 3rd party programs installed and requires drivers to be up-to-date, breaks some programs by patching system apis etc...
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Flatpak version of steam would be good candidate as anyone can install it on any distro (even non-glibc based ones)
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by Cloudef 5y ago
FF11 works fine with proton for me
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Targeting proton/wine is fine. Windows could be considered as a application layer for games already. Most of the native linux ports are actually worse than running through proton/wine.
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by Cloudef 5y ago
It is interesting on desktop linux ecosystem file pickers are not standalone binaries, but rather integrated into toolkits in a awkward way, this makes them hard to be replaced with custom ones or even called from scripts.
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Gnome: Add an “icon view with thumbnails” mode (like Nautilus)(gitlab.gnome.org)
2 points by Cloudef 5y ago|2 comments
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Runo – Adventure based on Finnish folkrole(runogame.itch.io)
3 points by Cloudef 5y ago|0 comments
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by Cloudef 5y ago
I actually have written bionic -> glibc compatibility layer. https://github.com/Cloudef/android2gnulinux If it's a native binary, there's good chance you can run it with this. JNI/Java stuff is mostly
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by Cloudef 5y ago
After this sony hired the emulator devs to work for sony for their own emulator (which consists of bleem code). Money wins :)
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by Cloudef 5y ago
It seems you are right. I was confused by the github page only containing the old python based solution.
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by Cloudef 5y ago
I wonder how much it would've helped if the site was not python. The same thing can be replicated with just nginx something like this: location /remote_addr { default_type text/plain; return 200 "$remote_
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SQLite Archiver(sqlite.org)
2 points by Cloudef 5y ago|0 comments
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Maybe they finally support server side decorations
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by Cloudef 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote I'm mainly software engineer with 8 years of professional experience and more than 10 years of non-professional experience. I'm very familiar with linux systems and its tools. I'm versed with C,
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Its possible. General purpose game engines still can be many times slower than custom one. The main reason general purpose engines are used is because they allow faster development and have standardized workflow which is very important for
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by Cloudef 5y ago
That's how it is. It's up to compositor to decide what events to send to what clients. Usually this means compositor only forwards input events to the focused surface.
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Blender is pretty successful product. But I agree, all UI toolkits that are available right now suck. Flutter may turn things around, not fan of it needing a new language however. There's reason why react and react-native are popular a
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by Cloudef 5y ago
I'm glad to be proven wrong here with the many replies
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by Cloudef 5y ago
The time family was making me to install this malware, it decided to go and delete _all_ my contacts in the phone. Thats when i immediately uninstalled the application and spend some time restoring all the contacts it deleted. Needless to s
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by Cloudef 5y ago
alacritty is GPU accelerated terminal. It may not be faster depending on your setup. xterm is also one of the fastest software terminals out there.
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by Cloudef 5y ago
I dont think its the community. Its just that the people who read/comment on apple related articles tend to be the kind of demographic that dont value those aspects as much. They are looking for a service, not a product.
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by Cloudef 5y ago
>I know, I'm saying that app developers and users want CSD in some form eventually. I've seen this trend everywhere. You may not want them on your system and you're entitled to that opinion, but some app developers do want
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by Cloudef 5y ago
>SSD only isn't really an option, from what I have seen, eventually app designers want CSD to reduce clutter and to give their apps a better native look. This is true on all platforms, see for example macOS Big Sur. This isn't
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by Cloudef 5y ago
>I assume that screenshot is a joke, the decorations don't look like that for me, they look small and unobtrusive. I'm not exactly sure how they look like currently, as I don't use gnome (nor wayland), but that was the lat
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by Cloudef 5y ago
>mpv has since implemented client side decorations. Yes eventually somebody implemented them, and they look like this: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/7186 Needless to say, mpv prefers xdg-decoratio
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Considering the bug report has lots of examples of why they need SSD or at least some other solution (libgtk doesn't work for all the use cases, e.g. vulkan, libdecoration doesn't look "native"), also including construct
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by Cloudef 5y ago
What actually will happen is that those developers either will ignore gnome, force the application to run under xwayland if it detects mutter, or implement a really primitive decoration that will make users open bug reports "why is the
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by Cloudef 5y ago
>My reading of the protocol is that even when the application asks for that, the compositor can still reject it, and the application must always provide a fallback to CSD. Yes this is correct too. I assume it was mainly put there for GNO
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by Cloudef 5y ago
I wish blender's UI toolkit was separated into own library. It's pretty much the best UI I've used, and I like blender for other reasons too (it doesn't open multiple windows, popups or nags, everything's contained
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by Cloudef 5y ago
Considering it got xdg prefix and was included in wayland-protocols that should be as standard as it gets. Weston is barebones "reference" compositor. It's not for normal use. Mir is dead. The xdg-decoration is based on KDE&#

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