Mactan

/joke outside security patches? about every 2-3 years /joke

glares at broadcom

I learned some irritating lessons uninstalling everything from that list a few times. one of these days I’ll go through and set --asdeps so I remember why they’re installed

I switched to a container running nginx proxy manager and haven’t looked back yet. I learned a whole lot setting up my proxy and TLS manually but now it’s really nice to be able to let the tool do its thing.

all I’m saying is, it sucks that this shit isn’t upstream

I miss the bygone era of right click > publish

bleeding edge fsr does similarly I’m pretty sure

nah nah nah addressing the room is all

Coincidently one of the things they list (named pipes) as an improvement is something I’ve had a nuisance with for years. there’s multiple things that I would love wine to have that it does not but proton does

for the millionth time they get to stand on the shoulders on all the wine development that came before it. and now we have to reckon with the bullshit of proton patches that never go upstream to make wine better for all

archwiki tuning has a listing with swappiness set up to 180 (yes apparently the number can go over 100)

umu is in lutris, heroic, Faugus, and zoom so far that Ive heard of. bottles is in the middle of a huge rewrite but they got distracted by the little side project of making a new distro

I hope KDE does an implementation for cursor warping in Wayland kwin, it’s clear it won’t get fixed in XWayland any time soon

that is the typical gnome response yeah. " don’t like it? do it yourself but we sure won’t merge it"

you need to set the correct settings

thanks for the insightful suggestion wowee

my printer spits out page upon page of random characters and mess when I try to print from my desktop, gave up and use my phone now

possibly one of the most insufferable tasks on Linux, I’ve never had luck with it

I have been keeping an eye on wineland due to a gnarly cursor warping issue in XWayland and it’s not better on wineland yet

I personally think it is a very bad idea to “speed run development” of protocols. This will only lead to broken designs which will then cause each desktop top do things differently.

and thus we have slow development which has resulted in absent designs, which has caused each desktop to do things differently to fill the gaps

MR 339 was the highlight of my afternoon, a delightful read