Was it good?

Unfortunately trends never stay. I think it takes more than just 10 years to dominate Linux in the desktop market. If it ever happens. I mean not even Apple could break it, and that is a huge company. There is a point when the growth slow down. In example the initial adoption rate is often higher than the last remaining. We don’t even know what Microsoft will do. Remember Windows XP? The trends were different then. Remember Windows 8? Adoption rate doesn’t work like a simple graph.

Linux desktop does not need to be “dominant”, it just needs big enough to be “relevant”. I would be flabbergasted if we reach 30% in 20 years.

Lunics

Back when I was young teenager, the game Mortal Kombat 2 was not only banned for kids, but also for adults here in Germany. I still played it.

Life finds a way.

Oops, it’s corrected now.

Microsoft: Stop saying “Ai slop”.

We: OK Microslop.

Claude Code’s creator: Stop saying “vibe coding”.

We (hopefully): OK Vibethropic.

Edit: Typo corrected, misspelled Vibethropic as Vibetropic.

Is Lepton even officially announced? I assume at the moment Valve is highly occupied with other work. They probably just don’t have too much time at the moment.

Oh wow! Since when is this possible? I looked it up, it even works with Linux (and bunch of other OSes).

When you don’t want to depend on .NET runtime. And if there are libraries you want to use that is available in C++, but not in C#.

Snap is already a big part of Ubuntu since years. So what do you mean by “its not going to happen”?

Have you heard of the XZ backdoor attempt? I recommend to read it, to understand that its not easy to infiltrate Linux and why Linux is “not very vulnerable to exploits”. FreeBSD is much smaller in scope than Linux for its code base and for developers working on it, and most stuff in the internet runs Linux. If a lot people would try to hack FreeBSD, then you would see a lot exploits too.

https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/Release_notes/1.5

That’s pretty amazing to hear (alright alright, “read”). Congratz on the switch to Linux as well.

Debian will never run out of Toy Story characters. There is not enough time in the universe left.

Oh no! I didn’t notice it was written by or with Ai. I’ve just looked into bunch of links and just quick scanned the pages. Well, if I noticed it, I wouldn’t have included. But, uh, well, there it is.

Why do you want play this specific variant of Tetris? Just to provide alternatives, another Open Source Tetris for Android:

• https://github.com/ddhhhkj/tetris-android last updated a year ago
• https://devsnap.me/javascript-tetris-games bunch of Tetris clones with JavaScript, meaning they should run in the browser. I did not test any, but maybe you get something working.
• emulate an old console to play Tetris

There are also Helix and Microsoft Edit.

I found the correct answer.

Team Neovim.

I looked into ed, then decided its not for me.

I don’t think we “need” a trend line, nor adds any true value at the moment. But that does not matter for our discussion we have.

The line does actually represent the trend correctly, even at the end. Trend lines are like averages, they are never correct at any given time in the sense that they do not represent the current value. Even if there are huge fluctuations at the end, the trend tries to smooth it out over long period of “time”. It is only misleading, if you expect the line to represent the current value. But that’s not the point of a trend line. Usually trend lines are not overlapped with real values, as it looks confusing. Trend lines are there to simplify the look and to see a trend immediately over longer period of times.