Posts by drakulix@dreampi.es
 (DIR) Post #B49VShkEkzNoO1M6Mq by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       @vladimirchicken @swick As much as I think Ember is in the wrong here, I hope I don't have to state why we shouldn't counter this with more harassment. Mute/report/move on.Also this is exactly the attitude, that got us into this mess, let people make mistakes online. You don't have to be the one engaging with it, but this is how people learn. Don't tell me you didn't make some enemies in some niche forums in your formative years. I certainly have posted stuff, I am not proud of in hindsight.Anyway, seems like it is time to mute this thread.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4iPhXL5vZ8nGWskVs by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       Anyone insulting people as facists for *using* FOSS software with any AI involvement whatsoever, should've reacted with the same outrage when employers of Google, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Amazons, etc started contributing to these same projects."Oh you are using React? Have you forgotten about Myanmar!?""You are using VSCode or any fork of it? Are you not aware Azure was used by the israelian military?!""You are using GrapheneOS?! Do you not know Android was developed by GOOGLE!"To be perfectly clear: I am not apologizing *anything* any of these companies have ever done. But it is a bit late now, isn't it. The only reason you get so upset now is because Facism is at *your* doorstep.So go away with your purity culture, people are trying to survive and a Claude review will not be the reason for anybody to go back to the stone age.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4wwhxtVDJviKCE8Iq by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       Firefox added tiling in 149? :neobot_confused: (Or more accurately a "split view" mode.)Oh gawd, this means people are so glued to their web-browsers these days, that we will see more "window management" functionality in the browser, doesn't it... :neobot_shocked:
       
 (DIR) Post #B585O6K3Cl4Izzo5BY by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       So Valve has for a while already been pushing arm64 and FEX-related stuff all over the place including in Proton. However I didn't notice, that the Proton repo literally contains build instructions for ARM64!And I happen to have a great little target device lying around, an android handheld running postmarketOS, so I decided to spend an evening on playing around with it.> It's not possible to use the resulting builds in x86 Steam running via FEX.Your funny words cannot stop me Valve.🧵 1/7
       
 (DIR) Post #B59f5p6IHtX9siuqg4 by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       @YaLTeR Finally a good test client! :neocat_laugh_tears:(link pls!)
       
 (DIR) Post #B5NZuQzfnR8UNA0Z0q by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       Somebody found the arm client! :neocat_hyper:https://bsky.app/profile/aagaming.me/post/3mjnka7iur22l
       
 (DIR) Post #B5km5ZImukNtPZ6QpU by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       @q66 100% agree and to extend upon that, I feel like this applies to a lot of the modern linux stack.Much of the frustration comes from power-users on single user systems, that are annoyed, that they "can't simply" do something *anymore*, while ignoring the complexities of modern computing, multi-user systems and security aspects.E.g. why can I not execute a graphical application as root under wayland, ignoring why that is a bad idea to begin with. Why is wayland not abstractable over network, ignoring the niceties of gpu-accelerated desktops and the existence of waypipe.Or take systemd. Dependency management is inherently complex and while it would surely be nice to be able to *simply* edit ones system initialization through a bunch of shell scripts, that completely ignores how difficult that is to maintain.Are any of these perfect solutions? Surely not and it is healthy that alternatives exist for the overall ecosystem. But "hate" for any of these is such a waste of time.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5kmIDIu0wJawxBar2 by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       @SRAZKVT Not really a discussion I want to have. But you do realize, that systemd-hostnamed, systemd-timedated, systemd-userdbd, etc are all separate components, that aren't necessary to run or bundle in any systemd based system?You *can* simply use it as a service-manager and it still has a lot of merit over openrc, s6 and dinit. And I believe there is a reason people aren't doing that, which isn't simply "monopolistic behaviour". (Another reason is probably also polarizing people, given that pulseaudio also experienced a bunch of backlash, when it was new.)
       
 (DIR) Post #B5r1PQrUfX6rHr1drc by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       Turning the Ayaneo Pocket S2 into a Steam Deck Mini is really coming along. :neocat_cool:
       
 (DIR) Post #B6nM3lJ3ozF9tPr0oS by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       “Lets merge it”
       
 (DIR) Post #B6nM6CskGcVdzoi8tk by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       Thanks to everyone working on it! 🎉https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/268