I’m not sure I’d call it a problem. In the end it’s the developers’ choice.
Btw, I think this applies in general to opinionated software. Suckless is just a subset of that.
Or just keep it more compact: Xitter.
Pronounced with sh.
“Yes. Do as I say.”
Downvotes are from the light sleepers annoyed by car honks
Ah, the old debate of “display current state” vs “display current action”…
Nice. This feature is similar to Android wallpaper color theming.
And I thought Xorg already had this feature in Xresources, but apps do not respect it.
I found this one: https://discover.fedified.com/
Thanks for your work!
No more simple web for you. You have to accept the full bloat.
Try that on a full bladder
How is it different from Nobara?
Nice. I was looking for some GUI helper in Linux similar to Device Manager
MediaWiki is great but Git-based wiki are more distributable and easy to back up. A trustworthy platform taking care of infrastructure is all contributers like these look for
Yeah, that’s why Arch is almost the only distro that keeps everything installed natively. All other distros either have a troublesome workaround or only support flatpaks.
Rolling release just keeps everyone on the same pace. Yes, they break sometimes, but on the long run it just works.
Does this also apply to Twitter? The EU regulations could be the only way to get projects like Nitter back.
Just use Manjaro KDE. It has “Install alongside” option during installation if you don’t wanna remove Windows. Also Newbie support and gaming performance is excellent.
Yes. I’m all for sharing knowledge but to be honest most of piracy nowadays is porn and entertainment. So I wonder if the article argument cover them too.
KeePassXC has been audited.
And you’re missing the point. By “trust no one”, I mean trust no companies. Trust no clouds. But trust auditable Open Source.
Ofc I can trust the encryption methods and algorithms, and to a certain extent I can trust open source software like Bitwarden. But there’s no need to trust something like LastPass.
Woah. Interesting setup. Looks like a PinePhone with 3D-printed case. But what about the keyboard? and the original Android status bar?