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by johnny22 3y ago
i saw cloud native and closed the tab. A few hours later i came back to HN and read the comments and realized it was work on top of universal-blue which i was familiar with. Now i'm actually gonna read the page. That talk of cloud-nati
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by johnny22 3y ago
there are many wayland compositors like sway, hyprland, labwc and others i'm not aware of. sway is just i3, but done as a wayland compositor. i would expect you'll see more popular ones in the future. XFCE is goign that way as wel
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by johnny22 3y ago
they'll get that settled properly at some point, since chromeos is switching to a wayland compositor.
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by johnny22 3y ago
the new cosmic DE doesnt support x11 at all. Fedora KDE SIG plans to not offer the x11 session in the session chooser.
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by johnny22 3y ago
checked where?
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by johnny22 3y ago
where's the non community edition? I wonder if you're thinking about a different project altogether?
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by johnny22 3y ago
because there's still a huge argument about what features from the host system that the web browser should be able to deal with. Lots of people think that webusb, webserial, webbluetooth and similiar things are a security and/or p
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by johnny22 3y ago
nrfconnect exposes the services, but if they arent registered with the bluetooth SIG then you won't have much more detail than the ids of characteristics and services and their data types. You won't know what the purpose of each s
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by johnny22 3y ago
get to work,we're counting on you
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by johnny22 3y ago
or they just forgot about it , like i usually do. I still never remember to "like" videos because i didn' grow up on social media.
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by johnny22 3y ago
that's the way the "immutable" distros are going. they provide a base system and then a ton of packages come from containers or flatpaks. Like things based on OpenSuSE's MicroOS or Fedora's Silverblue and Kinoite b
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by johnny22 3y ago
sounds like the real problem was lack of human review before hitting publish, not that it was AI generated.
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by johnny22 3y ago
i had the bug in other gtk applications so i blamed gtk or gnome :( Apparently it can be fixed by the application
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by johnny22 3y ago
i've mostly gotten the mental model but not > The forward slash is sometimes a special namespace separator to denote a cached remote branch, and sometimes not. that's something i have to keep looking up.
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by johnny22 3y ago
it's hard to call servo a fork. its more like a ground up rewrite of a browser
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by johnny22 3y ago
> Allegedly we're even getting optional typing soon, so TS will become obsolete as well. I'll be surprised if tc39 allows it.
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by johnny22 3y ago
tearing can be optionally enabled via recent protocol extensions, but I'm not sure how widely implemented it is yet.
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by johnny22 3y ago
android didn't gain official mutliple on screen windows until relatively recently, and even so they're still only in some fixed sizes. It also helps that any changes are tied to released by one company (google), while the linux st
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by johnny22 3y ago
honestly i see the opposite more often. people being skeptical to the point of absurdity. They also never seem to trust anybody.
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by johnny22 3y ago
blow it up? or just cause it to not work and force you to temporarily go back to an earlier kernel?
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by johnny22 3y ago
that's been php from the start when it was actually just a simpler way to build dynamic html.
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by johnny22 3y ago
ok, maybe i'm falling into what you're talking about here, but i saw those as 2 separate things. BTRFS had bugs that could be fixed, so when they're fixed you can use it. While with mongo, it's still fundamentally a sche
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by johnny22 3y ago
isn't that part about containerization but using shared things at least partially handled by flatpak? I still hope we end up closer to what does or guix does, but at least it's a step in the right direction for various packages.
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by johnny22 3y ago
most of those things other than the codecs and steam from rpmfusion just aren't necessary for most folks is all. I'm not trying to shame folks from using an easy route. You read my comment extremely uncharitably. I do think one s
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by johnny22 3y ago
Steam has provided their own container runtime for quite some time, so the packaging and dpendendies are a lot of a problem if you only distribute on steam. I still prefer they go with the proton approach though.
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by johnny22 3y ago
I've only heard good things about it, but i see no reason to use it. making fedora do what it does is easy enough.
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by johnny22 3y ago
Redox seems like it's a bit farther along than hurd in some repects https://www.redox-os.org/
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by johnny22 3y ago
> The list of things the commenter you're replying to brought up, in addition to "be attractive", is table stakes for receiving an iota of romantic attention from women. that's not true though. I'd say it's
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by johnny22 3y ago
xmpp did most of that first before it fell off :(
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by johnny22 3y ago
One can run wayland compositors on freebsd, and I even saw an inprogress effort for openbsd.

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