Honestly I’ll disable linting across entire files during these kinds of refactors because it’s annoying having build output littered with unused imports and format warnings while I’m still working on a solution. Requires some extra diligence to re-enable and clean up before pushing though.

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The best part of the fediverse is anyone can run their own server. The worst part is anyone can run their own server.

Server Admins would need to defederate that instance, there is nothing else stopping someone from creating a manipulative instance that multiplies votes to influence the larger network.

Kbin/mbin already surfaces votes, third party apps can easily show them as well. This is an intrinsic behavior of activitypub and people should know how easy it is to expose that data.

Game changer for folding phones. Awesome feature!

Ah yeah, Firefox is GTK too, and annoyingly hides xdg behind a setting. I apologize in advance as my knowledge here is bit limited, but if firefox is installed with RPM, I think you’ll need xdg-desktop-portal-kde installed, then in firefox’s about:config set widget.use-xdg-desktop-portal = true. I’m not sure how it works with flatpak though.

But hopefully that helps, best of luck!

Which corners are you referring to, specifically? There are some applications that use GTK components, those are styled seperately in the settings under “GNOME/GTK Application Style”. They will never look exactly like a native KDE/QT based application, but you can get them closer.

Likely you had a lot of GTK apps included with Workstation, you could also look into Qt alternatives to replace them - for example Gedit does not conform in KDE, but Kate will.

If you wipe and start fresh with the KDE install, it will prefer Qt applications. So that may be a worth while endeavor. Once you are settled, there is no reason to not upgrade in place. My install has been upgraded in place since fedora 32.

Fedora need to update their homepage, KDE was removed from the spins list and the only obvious download from the landing page is workstation.

Very excited they jumped on the cosmic train though, looking forward to checking that out.

Edit - KDE now has a homepage link, woo!

I love this approach

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You don’t need a private nuclear plant to run it? Wow very efficient.

+1 for saving drafts. Pretty annoying having to write a message in a different app to be able to reference back to the original message.

Seniors should have more experience, which equips them to comfortably dive into fires and stay cool under pressure. The value is the “seen this, been there, fixed that” factor.

You get that hard when there is no one else coming to save you. The systems need to be up, the company is losing a million dollars a minute, and everyone is turning to you to formulate the strategy to fix it.

This is damn excellent, nice job! If you haven’t, please consider reaching out to the notesnook devs with this, feels like something that could be added to their docs.

I believe the only reason civ 6 isn’t verified is because the keyboard doesn’t automatically appear when needed, otherwise it works pretty seamlessly in my experience. Good controller support, touch pad is ideal for navigating the UI, and I setup a custom virtual menu with hot keys for common actions.

There’s technically a native Linux version too, but lacks multithreading so Windows version with proton is still better.

I’m aware, I just like to gently remind people that the stores they want to shop from, seemingly don’t want their money. I view the deck as a kind of linux trojan horse for gaming, SteamOS on more devices could at least convince GOG that linux is worth supporting.

Epic has an axe to grind and I expect nothing from them.

There’s nothing stopping epic or GOG from distributing a flatpak for their experiences/stores, the question is where are they?

I didn’t read the entire wall of text but didn’t see it listed. check out notesnook.

Annoying windows still shows up on my review because I use GeForce now from a Fedora laptop

🔥best dev