Lol. Skill issue of xlibre devs, eh?

Apolitical people doing apolitical stuff, I guess.

What I don’t understand us why they had to go and write a totally new OS instead using Linux. They might be able to sell it to a bunch of Chinese, but how will it fare globally? Now there’ll be yet another platform to develop apps for. It’s like that xkcd comic about standards: there are now X competing standards

The most privileged companies will pay Trump and magically get access.

Amazing work.

XDG portal?

Inb4 somebody says “wHy Is ThIs A vIdEo???”

Thanks for sharing. I like these kinds of videos too.

Edit: I bet the problems he ran into were due to CachyOS (and NVIDIA). I don’t know why people keep recommending some arch linux stuff to beginners.

I wish it were a huge peertube instance, but alas…

Maybe I should mail them and ask to join the fediverse 🤔

It’s how I reduce my YouTube consumption. It’s very welcome. They haven’t (yet) blocked alternative frontends.

Nothing against KDE, I just found GNOME to be more polished out of the box and stayed.

I see. No problem. Just personal preference. I thought that KDE had unreasonable defaults compared to GNOME or something, hence the question about customising.

KDE. I have a specific way I want to work and use my window manager and desktop. KDE allows me to do that OOTB, GNOME doesn’t. The other DEs might by their configuration is by opening a file and guessing the options, so I stay away.

KDE doesn’t need customizing. My parents use KDE and have never opened the settings dialog. They are productive.

Why do you think it needs customizing?

Just FYI, the video is also on peertube

Just throw 200kUSD in tokens and 60 agents at it for 2 weeks and you’ll be done!

Well, add 3 months of bug fixing and a rushed release then everything will be fine. Promise. 😘

Oh, this isn’t a post about bun? Sorry.

I agree with you, BTW. Nix is terrible at the beginning and the documentation is by far the worst I’ve seen. Yes, it exists, but good golly…

It took me a day learned Python. It was that easy. Nix took significantly longer and there are parts I run into nowadays that still make me question what’s going on, because they are from functional programming and that is nearly always horribly explained.

But, and here’s the big but, learning nix is worth it. As the other (uncompassionate) person said, think of it as JSON (with functional programming).

Attribute sets = dictionaries/maps/JSON objects

Attributes can be assigned numbers, strings, other attribute sets, or functions.

New context is added via the let ... in syntax.

If you need some help, maybe examples, you can ask and I’ll try to explain.

Yeah, fuck people who want to teach and make a living. Scum of the earth, right?

Thanks for the links. Documentation is definitely a problem. They’d have to be open to feedback on documentation. Threads on documentation improvement are often met with “it exists, what more do you want?” even if the feedback is “this and this is missing” 🤷

Anyway, I’ll check out the links and try to set something up. My usage of radicle is definitely what it could be because of the lack of notifications. I literally fire and forget my repos, patches and so on, because I haven’t found an easy way to be made aware of responses or incoming patches.

They managed not to name fashtech when talking about Framework. Impressive!

Federated git forges can’t come fast enough. Fuck gitlab for so willingly dropping the ball

I’ve used. It works well enough. They supposedly have CI but either it’s not documented or nor ready, I can’t tell.

And there’s no way to get notifications of merge requests, comments or anything actually, so it serves well as a backup or private project host, but not much else, IMO.