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  • Yeah ok. But java uses weird graphics toolkits. For example many java apps still rely on X11 and look like crap on modern Linux, have no support for fractional scaling etc.

  • Ok. I had a t495 and that thing is just crap. Nice keyboard but it broke fast

  • Tbh the T470/80 seems to be one of the last real Thiccpad series.

    I had one in my backpack and slipped on ice, fell straight on my back. Laptop didnt have any issues

  • No wayland, missing fuse2, pulseaudio, weird graphics libraries, java...

  • True

  • Interesting concept. But this does not allow sharing or backing up, or does it? It still binds to a platform

  • Nice! That sounds cool, I struggled a lot with their default setup and even using BTRFS. Using ext4 and grub is painful

  • Called "Fair use" or "ethical software" but people hate it and lawyers tell you it is not enforceable for... some reason

  • what, why not mix audio files and share an actual audio file??

    With a cd you gift them a physical media with (shitty but) unrestricted access

    Doesnt this just work with caching? Is the media actually stored forever?

    There are plenty of music players for local files, so while the idea might fulfill some issue, I dont see the use case.

  • All these articles....

    I listened to the Tech over Tea episode with the GNOME guy about their new systemd dependence. Any regular distro uses systemd, everything is free software.

    Nobody is forcing anything.

    KDE is building new tech, streamlined, minimal, performant. And yeah that uses systemd.

    But if people want to generalize components so they can work on OpenRC or worse init systems, I highly doubt that they will block it.

    Or that they will block launching startplasma-wayland from any other login manager, which currently already works. This is just their login manager, with way more features that are crucial for making it a windows competitor, like headless RDP support.

    Here is the podcast episode btw

  • While it is a cool project, a release on Feburary is kind of crazy, that is so fast! I will try it a few months later (on NixOS which is 100% dependent on systemd as systemd is nice)

    Did you know that Debian uses systemd but neither systemd-boot nor systemd-resolved? So you have an extremely shitty and slow boot and no DNS-over-TLS support. Amazing.

  • Yes, as libadwaita is just one platform theme of GTK4.

  • Oh damn I always assumed it was just video

  • Tbh custom libadwaitas are kind of how GTK4 is supposed to be used.

  • QT is built from the ground up to be used by anyone

    Well, KDEs Qt fork (I think they have one). Qt is released proprietary and the older versions are open source. Which may make it pretty well funded but also always behind on updates.

  • just a toolkit for GNOME.

    Tbh after reading a recent blog post, I think this is not true at all.

    Like theming can be shipped as part of the platform toolkit or something.

  • Budgie made a crazy turn. From a legacy GTK based desktop to Wayland and Qt??

    I dont know why Qt but I guess it is good

  • And none of that is digital I assume

  • Compatible with them? Was that a requirement?