Zhyl

15 ms·

121.
by Zhyl 4y ago
No app for webOS (although emby exists). You can, of course, use the Web player over your local network.
122.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Yep, there's far more GUIs and desktop support for tasks than in days of yore. There's definitely still a mindset that the command line is much easier from a documentation/support point of view which means that forum response
123.
by Zhyl 4y ago
You asked about what I meant exactly, so I told you. And for what it's worth, I'm not writing off your concerns as ignorant or bad faith, but aimed at OP's "That's what I'm hearing since 20 years". That
124.
by Zhyl 4y ago
For mods etc it's definitely still nascent, but is exactly the sort of area which has smart problem solvers working on it. I've already seen mod helper apps for minecraft and elder scrolls popping up. There will be more.
125.
by Zhyl 4y ago
With my example above (Proton) it has had a transformative effect on how many games are playable on Linux and how easy it is to play them. Prior to 2018, there were only a handful of native ports, skewed towards indie games. Now 4,582 are c
126.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Since the release of Proton in 2018 and the subsequent release of the Steam Deck, the difference is night and day. If your last experience was 20 years ago I would sincerely recommend looking into it again.
127.
by Zhyl 4y ago
When did you do this? Linux has gotten better over the last few years on almost all of those counts. https://ProtonDB.com https://areweanticheatyet.com
128.
Visible impact of Steam Deck on ProtonDB data(old.reddit.com)
2 points by Zhyl 4y ago|0 comments
129.
by Zhyl 4y ago
You can! https://gohugo.io/templates/output-formats/
130.
by Zhyl 4y ago
If you get the channel ID, you can subscribe via RSS: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=<ID>
131.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Reminds me of Nicky Case's "Nutshell" [0] [0] https://ncase.me/nutshell-wip/
132.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Anti-cheat is improving though [0]. EAC and Battleye both have Linux/Proton support and so just need for developers to enable within their apps (Battleye only needs for the Devs to send an email for BE to activate it their end). [0] h
133.
by Zhyl 4y ago
The Steam Deck and other developments (Proton/DXVK, Nvidia kernel drivers, EAC/Battleye AC support) have weakened that position, though. Linux is still only 1.2% of PC gaming, but the idea of that increasing isn't as bananas
134.
by Zhyl 4y ago
The killer feature that did it for me was being able to bulk manage/delete email, keep an offline copy and (hence) enable full text search when offline. I was in a situation where I couldn't quite get a grip on all the newsletters
135.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Give Well is a research organisation that publishes reports on the effectiveness of charities. They do select a 'Top 9' of best charities for a range of issues, and also run a 'donation index' where you can allow your do
136.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Newsboat also has a sqlite backend, so you can use scripts directly on the database which is handy.
137.
by Zhyl 4y ago
With 4.0 getting more and more advanced features [0] and Unity merging with an Ad company [1], Godot is looking like it could be an attractive proposition for a lot of Unity shops. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32
138.
by Zhyl 4y ago
While this is true, I think a consumer gLinux (i.e. a Debian spin with support from Google) would be more appealing to Vendors than Ubuntu and similar just because of brand recognition. I think Google had the opportunity to accidentally dis
139.
Nobara, a Fedora Derivative, Explained by Glorious Eggroll Himself(boilingsteam.com)
1 points by Zhyl 4y ago|0 comments
140.
Nobara – Fedora based Linux Distro optimised for gaming(nobaraproject.org)
2 points by Zhyl 4y ago|0 comments
141.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Do you also program in lisp by any chance?
142.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Matrix integration is big. Maybe not for Thunderbird, but this is probably the most venerable application to support it. Probably not surprising as Mozilla moved from IRC to matrix.
143.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Seconding this. I'd love to use this tool, but ideally I want to be editing in the text editor/IDE of my choice and then to be able to own the viewer offline. This would be especially important for actual project management as emp
144.
by Zhyl 4y ago
This kind of thing always makes me think of the well-known Charlie Brooker (creator of Black Mirror) clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PezlFNTGWv4
145.
by Zhyl 4y ago
I would be interested in reading those if you wrote them!
146.
by Zhyl 4y ago
>“What example program would best exemplify Erlang” This should be more of a thing. When I see example code, I often see "Hello World", or tutorials which go through the primitives and other syntax. What I want is a short progr
147.
by Zhyl 4y ago
For me the most interesting thing about this is that it's written in LÖVE, a small 2D game engine. I've also heard about people making UIs in Godot, another FOSS engine. It's interesting times for FOSS game engines and UI fra
148.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Opus Magnum is the Zachtronics game that resonated most with me. It's visual, like SpaceChem, but I also like the setting and find the solutions to be very satisfying.
149.
by Zhyl 4y ago
On a similar note is recursed, a puzzle platformer that isn't about programming, but it is absolutely about programming. https://store.steampowered.com/app/497780/Recursed/
150.
by Zhyl 4y ago
Are you suggesting to the CEO and founder of DDG to try Kagi?

More ›