While this likely happened on some obscure platform idea, it’s extremely unlikely to have a popular title this way, Here’s why: each instance running the game would cost seperately to the company hosting it. Sending raw stream capture data worth of tens of thousands to each user personalised per day would cost way too much.

Mint or Pardus. Mint’s interface is very familiar to someone who has used Windows, and most people doesn’t find it much different while using it.

Pardus is a country specific choice because some people really need Turkish support to its full extent. Pardus offers direct support lines and host a dedicated forum where people can troubleshoot their issues using Turkish.

A proper spam filter would go a long way

Define that you’re responsible for content originating from your instance on your legal page, and make use of fediseer to block instances that consist of illegal content in your country.

If you’re selfhosting, chances are the worst legal offending instances per your laws are already blocked by your country.

each instance gets the link previews independently of each other, and some instances might be blocked to get them, mine shows it clearly.

me :D

my net is painfully slow so selfhosting is not a reliable option, and it’s solely because of infrastructure of my apartment. I can’t pay more to increase my net speed, so i went with a hosting provider.

This is one conspiracy I don’t get at all. What does a billionaire get from decreasing the population in Africa using vaccines? I mean even the “turning frogs gay with chemicals” conspiracy has some basis, but this one has no grounds at all.

The bottom shelf bar and the default top bar made me think it was XFCE, but it’s even more impressive in that case.

Wow didn’t knew XFCE could be customised to this extent. Really cool.

Try zapret, find settings that work for you on it.

Rhythm Doctor boss stages. Each one is an amazing showcase of visuals on a rhythm game with the simplest control scheme ever. And the game’s final stage, the full release is in December 10.

With each stage exceeding my expectations by a long shot, I can’t wait to see what they’ll do this time.

I must admit, i just read the sidebar, didn’t proceed further to the thread.

Shouting omarchy out feels odd, but given it’s a hyprland+arch bundle that somehow got traction around the time they started sponsoring hyprland, it does make sense a bit. The critisizm on that part is justifiable

Tho I’m not sure which users does omarchy even target, like who even wants a standardised setup while on arch+hyprland? Everyone I know using it have drastically different desktop setups, who uses it actually?

Just for donating to hyprland? An absolutely overkill reaction.

hyprland is a really good DE for those that are interested in desktop customization, and their community being toxic is not a good excuse to call them far right racists, anything that noticably improves Linux experience is a good project.

Just curious, since the issue doesn’t exist on Linux, what would happen if you outright disabled the internal keyboard on Linux and use an external keyboard?

Or possibly, program a microcontroller board to send an obscure device input in a loop to your computer?

wow who would have guessed?

No, Pop OS 22.04 bump does not really make sense just looking at COSMIC. If anything I was expecting a shift towards 24.04, since that’s where COSMIC beta is released.

The absolutely most? ReactOS. It’s not really suitable for daily use, but it is essentially a clean room reverse engineering project of Windows itself.

Think about its benefit to you, could it negatively affect you if you don’t make up? Your working environment is a place you spend your time consistently, and if you think it’d make you more comfortable working there, it wouldn’t hurt to do so.

Yes, you’re there to work for money there, but your emotional state while working matters a lot too. I’d rather make just enough to pay my bills in a place I’m happy working, compared to a job I’d absolutely hate working that pays me millions.

I see it as a great middle ground for those that wanting to use tiling WMs but do not want to dabble into editing config using text files, scripts etc. I’ve been running Sway for a year and my initial feedback is really positive. A lot of stuff I had to look up a lot to implement in sway just works with no hassle.

Tiling WMs have a lot of benefit to those using it, but mainly window management becomes unbelievably easier. Not needing to use mouse for simple tasks like resizing windows, moving between programs gives you way more flexibility with what you can do with your cursor.

Currently testing beta, I could remap keyboard shortcuts.

Go Input Devices / Keyboard / View and customize shortcuts and find your desired shortcut.

Do not delete the first bind before adding a new keybind. Click “Add another keybind”, hit your desired keybinds, then remove the first bind.