Yes, mostly, except that programming related searches have really gone downhill in DDG for me.

Did someone say reinstall Deus Ex?

My vote would be for Phosh. I use it every day.

True in many cases, but there were wars before there was capitalism.

That whole community is just one guy posting memes. Some are funny but mostly its just odd how much he hates Linux.

Whatever :)

Awesome stuff. I’m still hoping to see more HDR related fixes since that still isn’t working for me. This other stuff is still great to see, though.

Currently playing Fallout New Vegas and it’s probably the best “Bethesda” game I’ve ever played.

Except for Morrowind, of course.

Currently using GNOME with PaperWM and its pretty nice.

Except for the gifs.

And the thousands of niche communities/subreddits.

Zee Ess Aitch

Ess Ess Aitch

Psuedo

Sue-doo is weird and unnatural.

I sincerely hope that this goes to the moon and back. Both for selfish reasons (I love my L5 but I really want Crimson) but also just for the Linux phone ecosystem.

Mobian and PostmarketOS are doing wonderful work, though.

My understanding is that due to X11’s design, all running GUI apps can “see” all the other apps. If you’re running a malicious program in X11, it can easily snoop what else you are doing, log your keystrokes, etc.

Wayland solves this through better design.

Yes, sorry, just realized.

Hopefully most of the patches and tweaks that were put in to Gallium are all mainlined now so all regular distros can benefit.

I had a good experience with GalliumOS on an x86 Chromebook years ago: https://galliumos.org/

I eventually switched it to run Arch but I will admit that it had WAY better support/stability with the touchscreen/touchpad on Gallium than with Arch.

Edit: I just looked at the news page and realized it does not look to be actively maintained now.

For apps, Bottles. For games, Lutris is quite good. Bottles can do both but I am partial to Lutris for games.

I’m weirdly excited about password-less lockscreens.

PureOS

One characteristic I often hear about fascist states is that voicing opinions against the state will get you punished or possibly disappeared.

My observations is that people in the US are still free to criticize the government however they see fit.

Do you have examples to the contrary, or if not, how to you reconcile this?

I do, but I have to switch to X11 for work. I log in using VMWare Horizon Client, which technically works on Wayland, except that keyboard shortcuts and keys like Meta are caught by my desktop.

I ran in to this on Debian on WSL on my work machine. Decided to just build Neovim from source.