Post AvelADTM7fhG6STzEG by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
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(DIR) Post #AveW3QNSFJGKms1ero by BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social
2025-06-30T10:00:08Z
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Here's a fun one
(DIR) Post #AveWDRHviKpYVZDVyK by fabiscafe@mstdn.social
2025-06-30T10:01:57Z
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@BrodieOnLinux stand that this person is not running Trinity
(DIR) Post #AveWMHTvXm2UhT2pkm by taylan@fedi.feministwiki.org
2025-06-30T10:02:03.415051Z
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@BrodieOnLinux I don't principally see anything wrong with the comment from lorenzo. Seems like a fairly sensible comment?
(DIR) Post #AveWMIn6fwyWlF1fHs by BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social
2025-06-30T10:03:31Z
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@taylan 1 thing, Plasma 5.27 has been in support for a very long time
(DIR) Post #AveXCPpdk7nzek3oJM by redstarfish@freesoftwareextremist.com
2025-06-30T10:12:57.328562Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Debian still distributes plasma 5.27. May not be actively supported by upstream, but still maintained by Debian, gets regular security updates. I think Debian bookworm is going to be supported for 3 more years, so it'll continue to work till 2028.There's no reason to use recent software just for the sake of it.@taylan
(DIR) Post #AveXj0EHx9lpo981B2 by schoentoon@mastodon.schoentoon.com
2025-06-30T10:18:49Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Ah yes, because none of those improvements contain fixes for Wayland issues...
(DIR) Post #AveXjypadbG7lD2eeG by yrlf@graz.social
2025-06-30T10:18:50Z
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@BrodieOnLinux @taylan I think one of the fundamental disconnects here is that there is a difference in what distros call stable and what upstream projects call stable. Often "stable" distros like Ubuntu LTS keep old releases of software until long after upstream has moved on, and future bugfixes are backported only if absolutely necessary or for security issues. Many fixes for more general issues like major new Wayland protocol support that is needed for the desktop experience to work won't be backported.Some users don't know — or don't want to know — about that and keep using the old "stable" releases while at the same time complaining about lack of features. Most of the stability in upstream project often actually comes from maybe a hotfix a week or two after a buggy release, and just waiting a few weeks before adopting point releases and staying rolling release otherwise is often much more comfortable for stability of things like KDE, at least in my experience on Arch.
(DIR) Post #AveY4p20Ggs9RqmoN6 by furry@furry.engineer
2025-06-30T10:22:45Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Gotta love debian users and their backward repositories
(DIR) Post #AveYFXsmMpcpRoaKoq by furry@furry.engineer
2025-06-30T10:24:43Z
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@BrodieOnLinux How backward repositories of your distro must be to still ship kde5
(DIR) Post #AveaN2me4m5ZDlQ3g8 by SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo
2025-06-30T10:48:28.012Z
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@BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social He is right. KDE5 is still officially supported and works just fine. I have absolutely no issues with my Debian Stable installation running KDE5.What am I even missing out on?
(DIR) Post #AveaTfufVTiQJfKlkG by fiore@brain.worm.pink
2025-06-30T10:49:42.999560Z
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> “lorenzo”i mean thats already a red flag right there , being italian is immoral
(DIR) Post #AvecCEVGMW9oI9GGvY by XeroLinux@fosstodon.org
2025-06-30T11:08:52Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Awww you missed that XeroLinux too moved away from X11 (adding option to re-add it in toolkit though) lol https://xerolinux.xyz/updates/xero-wayland/
(DIR) Post #AvecXyWyQaU37oQfk8 by Alex@boymilk.cafe
2025-06-30T11:12:52.350095Z
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he's missing out on having bigger number. don't you want bigger number? newer software has bigger number.
(DIR) Post #AvejgmhsSTtMjqg2JE by macberg@mastodon.online
2025-06-30T12:32:53Z
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@BrodieOnLinux That's hysterical. Comedy gold right there.
(DIR) Post #Avek51nA1WAsTThyiG by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:37:16.779451Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux I have a laptop from 2022? ish. I wanna try gentoo when I have free time after this uni semester, I'd like to see how much extra perf I can squeeze.
(DIR) Post #AvekEV6cP9WXzoKJ2O by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:39:00.699443Z
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@BrodieOnLinux "i dont need improvements, i need my desktop to work"improvements... can make the desktop to work better
(DIR) Post #Aveksi0RrOsxabc52G by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:46:16.115113Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux yeah concepts vary. I want up to date as in close to latest officially released versions.
(DIR) Post #Avel3DcDC2uCWFHvmK by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:48:10.118572Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux I currently only care about package repos being big so I can run all I want and not use flatpak (one of the two key reasons I run nixOS), but potentially having better performance due to compiling natively + lto/pgo seems nice. I don't hate systemd , it seems nice, so I just use it.
(DIR) Post #Avel5GZRB19CGPy0aO by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:48:32.260741Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux those are weird definitions
(DIR) Post #Avel5kbbVWhpPpDA80 by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:48:38.330494Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux very subjective really
(DIR) Post #AvelADTM7fhG6STzEG by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:49:25.827069Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux yeah I said that this is a subjective matter. If you run debian stable, it is technically up to date with respect to its own repositories, but others can argue saying it is not due to the official software version number currently out.
(DIR) Post #AvelFl8KOrH7wrI3DE by SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo
2025-06-30T12:50:25.935Z
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@mischievoustomato@tsundere.love @quad@akko.quad.moe @BrodieOnLinux@mstdn.social HIGHER NUMBER MEAN BETTER actual caveman shit
(DIR) Post #AvellS4inExW6hiPtw by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T12:56:09.406310Z
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@SuperDicq @quad @BrodieOnLinux fine with me, i am a goon in his cave
(DIR) Post #AvenIPmuPzG0WWfKb2 by mischievoustomato@tsundere.love
2025-06-30T13:13:20.785804Z
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@quad @SuperDicq @BrodieOnLinux ok, got it
(DIR) Post #Aveqqmhg1aO5IsIZqC by technicfan@mstdn.social
2025-06-30T13:53:08Z
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@BrodieOnLinux I don't understand why they are arguing in the first place. They will stay on kde5 until their distro version goes eol. In that time wayland keeps improving and and they can simply be happy on their x11 platform and when they finally have to switch, wayland will probably be able to do everything ghey expect.
(DIR) Post #AveuWEU7wEi7CYPsZM by charadon@8bit.red
2025-06-30T14:34:13Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Meanwhile i'm running KDE5 wayland, doing just fine lmao
(DIR) Post #Avf3wPSKfayGLP8MjI by lizzie@brain.worm.pink
2025-06-30T15:32:56.538232Z
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@fiore hmm
(DIR) Post #Avf3wdGRKbmDAZg48W by fiore@brain.worm.pink
2025-06-30T16:19:52.678250Z
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@lizzie WHAT