For starters I’d file a bug against pihole so they support both doas and sudo or drop them altogether and make you use either sudo or doas when executing the script. A hard dependency on sudo is really weird imho.

I guess they are thinking about the ‘Compact’ option

Despite still not getting why XFCE still haven’t moved on from GTK and the GNOME shenanigans on it - to the E libraries so XFCE and Enlightenment do a Dragon Ball Z type of fusion and become the one DE to rule them all, and thinking that the XFCE ui is a bit ass at some places for reasons I can’t understand (like having to scroll at some pages on their settings and the misaligned randomly placed stuff in there), I still have respect for their long-time devs and the work they’ve poured on their project over the years. Pretty sure the common sense will prevail in this case.

Used a bit the new oxygen plasma theme and while it’s great got tired of the huge white gradient in the bottom border of the panel

I wonder why they decided to make it transpile to bash instead of posix sh.

I think vocals are fine, though even lowering the key it still calls to reach high notes the singer can’t reach. Can’t dig the drum eq though.

As people mentioned in other publication about this those problems, which are devastating, are not being caused by the technology itself but the corpos (and the diabolical and insatiable greed of those who run them) behind it. As you are concluding, local llms can be fine, though I’d think he could have a stronger instance about that point - trying to discourage people about using corporate llms and incentivating local llms.

Not wanting to be pedantic and I couldn’t care less actually, but it also happens that linux is not a pure unix

I’ve read about people that switched to freebsd purely because of jails or zfs.

It tells Portage to set every package it installs to use the flags spit out by cpuid2cpuflags, so yes, */* is kind of an expansion - it should mean like “every portage package in every category”

Wondering why they stopped replying. One would imagine they would have a strong and well defined process for security reports, but it just seems like they sad “meh”

I’d make sure to keep Win10 as dualboot. Office and the Microsoft account are big concerns and you didn’t verify on them.

Not only glad that Servo is moving forward despite getting so little, but that there’s hope in it and people want it to succeed.

On the other hand is still sad that it gets so little. The Linux Foundation has a tremendous amount of fundings and give nothing to it or even the kernel development. The Mozilla CEO earns millions and they can’t give a single cent to it and abandoned it to its own luck.

I just hope Servo becomes big and kicks them in the ass, Chrome included, because they rightfully deserve it.

Have had a small cheap wacom bamboo for more than 10 years. Not only the device works great in itself and it’s quite sturdy but its support on Linux has always been stellar. Absolutely no complaints whatsoever.

Should open source software like Blender, GIMP or Inkscape also sponsor festivals?

Or… the other way around…?

Insanely strong opinions about software YOU chose to use everyday. I’d move to something else with no “bloatware” instead.

I still miss KDE4SC’s tabbed windows. It was the shit.

I hope they can come back sometime.

(That being said I like Niri’s concept but I don’t wanna install yet another WM, I’m using the karousel kwin script which pretty much does the same thing)

This surely has more to do with upstream Qt, but I wish they can give way to people make things for KDE with Rust/Zig/C3/Whathaveyounow. Like, you know, besides the C++/QML combo (and the PyQt bindings thing).

That and overlooked apps like Falkon that have so much potential but could get some more love.

On the specific case of Firefox - its code not only is huge complex but also a bit of a mess. There were efforts many years ago to do a Qt port of Firefox but they found out it was really hard to decouple the Gecko engine from the UI part. That’s why you can’t find 3rd party “frontends” using the Gecko engine, but only what would be Firefox forks with extra steps, cosmetic changes and so on, but nothing really substantial - big changes in Firefox would break them.

One of the reasons I’m really looking forward to Servo development is for this reason.

Kinda wishing this was available for kdenlive, but I can’t tell if there’s an issue report for it already