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  • I assume edit changes take a while before they are updated on all other instances. I had similar "issues" in the past too. It's pretty annoying. When I replied it didn't show the edited version.

  • I should have quoted the part I am referring to:

    Cinnamon is on track to be *the first smaller DE with full wayland support. I understand that you don’t want to wait if you’re actually interested in some of wayland’s features, though.

    I meant that there is a desktop environment with full Wayland support. And my question was if s/he considers COSMIC to be a smaller DE, that could qualify this statement.

  • What about COSMIC? It is Wayland only. Do you consider COSMIC to be a "smaller DE"?

  • But types do not exist at runtime of a TypeScript application.

  • Slopya Nutella

  • E2: Embrace, extend (its lifecycle)

  • Debian updates every 300 years only.

  • Little off topic, but why is Neovim at version 0.x and not version 1.x?

  • To what do you compare? The experience Windows vs Linux?

  • It's not a feature, it's a bug.

  • my goodness welcome to the block list. so you are just trolling after all.

  • Dude you started this whole nonsense of Bash being more performant. I say without testing you can't make such statements. Besides that, neofetch is very slow. And do you have any Python script doing this kind of work that is slower than neofetch or do you repeat what people say without testing? I do lot of Python stuff and you would be surprised how fast it can be.

  • No, but I was not the one claiming that the Bash version would be more performant. As said this is querying the system information, in which Python does basically the same job as Bash. I mean we are not comparing math.

  • I don't believe that. In fact, neofetch is written in Bash and is known to be slow (that is why I looked at faster options). Python is not really slow. It is just a little bit slower on the starting the interpreter, but then it does not matter how fast it is. Because the thing which Python is slow is mostly math and that does not matter much for system query like this.

    Did you test neofetch and this program in Python? Because you would be surprised at how fast it can be.

  • As it is for Linux, I don't think that's a problem. Python is pre installed on basically all Linux operating systems.

  • neofetch is dead since years. I recommend fastfetch instead neofetch. Besides that, its not really minimalistic as this one. Also because it is written in Python and minimalistic, its easier to make changes for lot of people.