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KotoWhiskas @ KotoWhiskas @kbin.social
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Hey Linux devs - Build a GUI or gtfo

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  • I thinks only applying this to companies (looking at you, Nord VPN) would be ok, but yeah demand something from volunteers is outrageous

    • Can I apply a shader to the whole screen?

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  • Maybe you could use Kwin scripting API for this

    • Emojis missing on EndeavourOS - how can I add them? (See picture)

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    • Using Linux for work - need a good email/contacts/calendar system

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  • LTT voice and out today's sponsor is Zoho One

    • Appimages, snaps and flatpaks

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  • Snap isn't really closed source, it's common misconception, the closed source is only backend (canonical servers), the snap core itself, which is installed on Ubuntu, is fully open source

    Edit: snap definitely sucks tho

    • Mesa 23.2 Brings OpenGL 3.1 & OpenGL ES 3.0 Support on Asahi, New RADV Features

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  • Afaik you can add kisak mesa ppa and, for compatibility reasons, and would be good to also update the kernel. But be careful, this can lead to instabilities or even black screen

    • Computer briefly black-screens and closes everything

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  • It's definitely kwinwayland

    • What developments in the Linux world are you looking forward to the most?

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  • It is, but you are not really locked in it

    • What developments in the Linux world are you looking forward to the most?

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  • Steam/Proton/Gamescope work outside of steamOS. Valve contributes to open source software, including linux amd drivers, that can easily be used outside of steamOS

    • Can someone explain to me the difference between "community-driven" and "corporate-driven" distributions and its implications?

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  • OpenSUSE is corporate- driven

    • Is there any reason NOT to use openSUSE Tumbleweed as a desktop OS?

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  • Also it would sacrifice user experience over "security" - i.e. with default SElinux config proton may not work correctly - see this bug