It’s kind of a weird argument considering lemmy.world has also blocked other instances, and (correct me if I’m wrong) without a vote on it.

You’re totally right, that’s the best usecase for a TUI. I was joking :)

hater!

Can’t say I didn’t ask for it lol

I get their usability too. It’s understandable if you have to access a server remotely and you want some sort of interface for some software without loading the server with a lot of packages like gtk, qt or stuff like that. I said it mostly to jokingly dunk on the newer arch/omarchy users with their fancy hyperland setups :P

Call me a hater, but TUIs are just filler for the modern wm ricer. I see new ones pop up everyday lol

Nah, it actually affected my main laptop with a modern amd cpu 😅.
I’m actually more into seeing what happens with my computer so it’s not an issue for me, but for fedora users like my gf it might be lame to have it boot up to a black screen (she has a laptop with similar specs).

The fix is to use a grubby command to disable rhgb at boot. You can find the fix in the fedora discussion website.

I don’t know if it’s been officially fixed yet, but I’m holding the update for a laptop until it’s fixed.

There’s the Pixelfed app, Pixelix and PixelDroid. Of the three I’d say the most functional is PixelDroid, but the interface isn’t as good as the others. Pixelix feels faster than Pixelfed but in my phone it has an issue with JSON saying I’m unauthenticated.

The Pixelfed app works, but it’s a bit slow, and doesn’t have as much functionality as PixelDroid. PixelDroid lets you easily see all feeds (feeds for people you follow, local and global feeds), which Pixelfed somehow doesn’t let you access, which kinda destroys the point of using a federated social network.

There’s pixelfed for an Instagram alternative, which is based on the activitypub protocol. If flashes is built on bluesky I don’t think it will make much of a difference if the protocol is controlled by a company.

CTR feels a lot better. While I’ve had fun playing Mario Kart with friends, CTR feels a lot more fun to master and adds a lot more challenge to its courses.

Doing some sort of equivalent would be very expensive. I imagine getting the chips and redesigning the PCB and its traces could be a lot of money.

Doing an FPGA version would also be the same. People can barely do FPGA accesible for the N64 and PSX, and even then I think there’s limitations with those implementations.

Boards trims of the Wii seem very plausible as the hardware wasn’t as complex as other consoles from the era. I have no idea about sizes, but there’s a chance the Wii has a smaller processor thanks to die shrinks.

Solo vengo a preguntar: ¿Han visitado feddit.cl, cómo llegaron a lemmy?

Plasma 6 started very prone to crashes in my laptop when it released. I like how it works a lot more than Gnome, but Plasma tends to be buggier for me too.

This last month I’ve been having rendering issues in a lot of software, like Firefox and Okular in Fedora 41 (and now 42). I don’t know where they came from as it was pretty much perfect last month.

Sometimes I think I’d prefer to return to xfce in laptop (like I tend to use in desktops) or use labwc.

Cool. My sense of smell isn’t that good, so it’s kind of curious to know some people are that sensitive.

The first time I noticed it on someone else, it was someone with a crush on me who had to spend all day with me, so not exactly fear, but nerves.

What did you do about it if you could notice? Has it ever worked in your favor?

Somebody should probably archive the book drm free, in case it gets taken down from digital stores. No ill intent towards the author, I mean it just in case it gets removed.

The thing I resent the most with mozilla is them dropping servo development. It was bringing great changes to firefox.

Nah I’m more into the main distros, they tend to have better support. Debian, Fedora are my main OSs, with Debian being what I use with old hardware that I still want to use on a daily basis, and Fedora for anything that’s new and might require a more up to date kernel.

Xfce and Debian is the best combination. Stable, lightweight. Overall pretty good.

I imagined, but I was too lazy to actually look at the colors lol. Thanks for explaining :)

Wouldn’t the second one make more sense as an upside down pyramid?