Maybe Wayland’s healthy place is as a secondary window system you launch inside your normal X11 session.
Yeah you've got that perfectly backwards.
Wayland allows X11 apps to open using XWayland. Not the other way around.
Xorg's life is running short and will be largely abandoned in the near future.
Based on his pauses, I'd say he's physically not capable of giving opinions after the holes in his brain
doesn’t mean you have to enshittify your own product, not when you are winning
Since Netflix is a publicly traded company now, they pretty much have to.
Gotta pursue that infinite stock growth....
Based on some other sources, this seems to real.
I'm glad they get what they wanted though
Considering trump led the longest govt shutdown,
No. People will just suffer like they did then and nothing will come of it. I'm convinced the USA at large has an entirely broken spirit and nothing can get us to mass protest over economic conditions now.
I would not suggest alpine to someone who has to ask about a distro for a server. Not being glibc based can cause pain, especially for running items that may not be open source.
ITT: People who don't understand Tailscale or are allergic to it for 'reasons'
Suspend and hibernation are both cursed features due to weird nonstandard ACPI fuckery and hardware devices that don't cleanly know how to bring itself back up.
Put down the crack, there is a huge ass leap between general intelligence and the LLM of the week.
Next you're going to tell me cleverbot is going to launch nukes. We are still incredibly far from general intelligence ai.
Kbin.social is the official flagship instance representing kbin, and should strive to remain above squabbling over politics, only defederating from instances that are actively harmful.
Lemmy.ml is so far not an actively harmful instance. Plus, most people on kbin would prefer not to be defederated against their will and be unable to subscribe to communities from there.
Considering how stadia panned out, this is a nothing burger for at least the next decade.
What you want is KDE