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Michael Murphy (S76) @ mmstick @lemmy.world
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  • Chromium is better served through third parties like Vivaldi. Or by Chrome from Google. Most of which offer debs. We recommend Firefox though.

  • Pop!_OS is "Snapless". Our Firefox builds come directly from Mozilla in the deb format.

  • Try building your application with cosmic::app::Application from libcosmic. The wayland feature is currently better supported than winit.

  • The configuration format and its capabilities are being actively worked on in libcosmic at the moment.

  • You can remove all NVIDIA packages with sudo apt purge ~nnvidia. It doesn't matter when you remove them.

  • We don't use any merge bots.

  • What do mean by stretching? You can either set your display to a 4:3 resolution, if it supports it, or play the game in windowed mode with a 4:3 resolution.

  • Tiger Lake is fine. We only saw issues with Alder and Raptor Lake.

  • There aren't drivers to install on Linux. The drivers, should they exist, are already mainlined into the kernel's source code and compiled as modules.

  • This is most definitely not suitable for mobile. The default Lemmy UI is optimized for mobile.

    Similarly, this is what I see with Alexandrite on my ultrawide using a tiling window manager. Whereas Lemmy fits perfectly. And I really like how Lemmy's responsive UI shows the community sidebar when there's enough width to do so, which will often contain very useful info for members browsing posts on the community.

    So no, I don't think this UI has been optimized for anything other than a maximized window on a FHD display.

  • The layout doesn't work very well with narrow window widths, or on mobile screens. It's only comfortable to use if you expand the window to at least a 1080p window width, so it's not very useful on a desktop using tiling window management.

  • It's likely that the only thing you need to do is clear Vivaldi's GPU shader cache.

  • It doesn't.

  • Check out the new guide for a SOFA spatializer

  • I've added instructions for setting up surround sound with SOFA.

  • If you need to develop and link to system libraries with the Flatpak version of VS Code, you will need to install openssh-server on the system, and then using the Remote SSH extension. Then you can SSH from the sandbox to the host system. Alternative, you can develop software using any platform and without relying on system libraries with VS Code Dev Containers with Docker/Podman. Finally, it is possible to use nix-shell as a development environment as an alternative to Docker/Podman.

    Personally, I use the Remote SSH extension so that I can use my laptop to develop code that's maintained and compiled by my desktop. That way my laptop can focus purely on rendering the UI and reducing energy consumption. Also justifies keeping the desktop on throughout the day. If not for developing things specifically for Pop, I'd use nix-shell for setting up development environments.

  • Do you have a guide for using SOFA filters?

  • The above sed command will automatically convert it before writing the replacement.

  • I've updated instructions to insert by absolute path rather than relative.