Well aside from the fact that this update nuked my pre-existing effects, this is fantastic!!

I’ve never heard of this but looks very cool!

What kind of text editing do you do? Coding? Config files? Hard to recommend if we don’t know the use case :P

If you want to get into terminal text-editors, I recommend https://helix-editor.com/ . It’s modal like vi/vim/neovim etc., but has much easier and more intuitive keybinds, and comes batteries-included and doesn’t require extensions.

Downsides: Not fully mature, there’s no extension support so not suited for very niche use-cases. And if you ever have to administrate a server through SSH, it will likely only have vim which has different motions and keybinds.

Been using it for 99% of my coding for three ish years, very happy.

What I’m saying is that integer scaling is no longer required. I’ve been using non-integer scaling on laptops for the last three ish years on Plasma, and I’ve seen the number of apps that can’t handle it go from a few to almost none. I’m not missing out, I’m living the dream :D

That being said you make a good point. With (good) fractional scaling support on linux being very recent and only working properly on certain desktops, some resolutions are not optimal. I imagine 1440p and such isn’t great. A linux laptop should at least provide a warning.

Thanks for the review!

I wouldn’t attribute the hidpi experience to the hardware too much. Wayland support has been catching up and most things work out of the box now, especially on GNOME/Plasma.

Question, what prompted you to buy this laptop in the first place? I’ve never heard of it.

edit: Ah, I see it has open source firmware, that’s cool

Hm I wish there was some more info or research into the credibility of the opposition leaders’ claim. This article reads a little bit like he said she said without telling us any of the facts.

Thanks for posting, News from this part of the world is so important we don’t read enough of it

Most programmers are interacting with containers these days.

The real question is why their build is taking so long.

Is this some sort of bash/zsh joke that I’m too fish to understand?

Okay I can see how curating could work. But if you’re lazy like me, I recommend this:

https://github.com/PatrickF1/fzf.fish

But will waging war actually liberate Iran? Doesn’t that strengthen extremist powers?

I’m not asking rhetorical questions, but making it worse to make it better sounds like accelerationism and I’ve always been told that doesn’t work

don’t most distros use networkmamager anyway?

What are you studying? Windows VM should be able to handle any programs linux can’t run.

IMO if it works for you then there’s nothing wrong with using AI this way. I wouldn’t recommend it myself but you do you. No need to feel guilty.

Well the one thing that kinda wrong about it is the immense energy usage of most LLMs. But you aren’t putting an artist out of a job or anything like that.

nano doesn’t look like that afaik. It could be vi ? maybe emacs?

I love duck typing! dynamic typing is my issue…

anybody using COSMIC and know if it’s ready for use as a daily driver yet?

I have to disagree. Mint had far worse performance (basically unusable) than Pop OS for me. Not sure why, I had proper drivers in both cases… Just saying, installing steam is not all.

Nowadays I recommend Bazzite for gaming

Mastodon is also open source and decentralized, trying to turn it into anything else will meet so much resistance from the community, Mastodon will likely just get forked.

They don’t own most Mastodon servers anyway (I think only mastodon.social but not sure)

exactly 😭

Just having a sarcastic rant :D I like Mastodon but have trouble convincing my friends to join even though I think it aligns with their principles

I can’t wait to tell my fellow radical leftist friends about this amazing move that aligns with socialist and anarchist principles! Really looking forward to them coming up with excuses to keep using X and not even create an account on the mastodon instance I host for us! /s