

Xfwm. Taskbars are now wayland, but don’t autohide without the compositor supporting it.
Xfwm. Taskbars are now wayland, but don’t autohide without the compositor supporting it.
there’s a growing adoption of keyboards with custom firmware– programmable keyboards
Edit: i mean, there’s software to remap your keyboard.
¯_(ツ)_/¯ GPL of Linux didn’t help Android being more open either. And the driver being implemented in the kernel actually is an obstacle to it, @bunitor.
There’s RedoxOS already.
Wrong move. To make sudo more secure, you should instead ditch 90% of the features intended for server which nobody on desktop uses. 150 lines of C code is enough to provide sudo-like functionality on desktop, probably similiar in Rust.
Insecure? It is run by the user, communicates only with things run by the user.
They’re an old spec from 2002
They’re useful, “old” is no excuse. Mobile OS have something similiar. No, don’t create a new spec, you’re bad at that kind of thing.
They’re too small to click for people with increased accessibility needs
Make them bigger? I can do that on XFCE.
They serve the needs of app publishers (making their app visible at all times), not those of the user
There are too many of them
Again, they are useful to the user. Just give the user a way to control which to display or not.
They look bad
Your design team sucks
And that’s why i don’t like Gnome (and Gtk for that matter); they prioritize their skewed visions over everything else, including usability.
The reverse actually, Windows 10+ looks like Plasma. They were “inspired” by it (copied it).
OP, if you don’t like the looks, Plasma has extensive theming support.
Or, and now hear me out, you could add a New > File/Directory to the context menu.
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A tradeoff between convenience and usecase. I personally would only use json/jq for complex data processing needs. But then i would use Python, not shell.
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User error, allright.
It shouldn’t crash tho. Why did it?
Who tf browses fullscreen?
Now make it run in .ods and Linux.
That is filesystem-level. Btrfs and i think ZFS?
Btrfs gave me 150 GB on my 2 TB gaming disk that way.