I didn't realize people were hating on Timberlake, but I did find this

Kitty, hands down. GPU accelerated; native image protocol implemented by ranger, neofetch, and more; incredibly customizable; multiplexing with multiple windows and tabs; ligature support; and much more

If anybody has any questions about it, swing on over to Kitty Terminal Emulator [!kittyterimal@midwest.social]

It doesn't really matter which distro you use, all hail the Arch wiki!

PS: if you use ddg, !aw is your friend here

This is institutionalizing the contemporary GOP brown shirts. Fuck these fascist fucks.

I don't see how the tag => file path will be workable. As you add and remove tags, your actual file system is going to go strait to hell. Dear god I don't want to think about what that would be like to browse from the terminal

@seahorse@midwest.social this seems to be fixed now, thanks

Sorry, I can't find the thread about the update so posting here as next best place: after the 0.19 update I have to relogin every time I restart my browser. I don't delete cookies or sessions on close, so this is not the expected behavior. It's only mildly inconvenient, not a huge deal but I thought I'd report it

In the decentralized network of the fediverse where freedom of association is king, you're free to start your own instance that will federate with everybody. Of course, the other admins are as free as you are and may decide to not federate with you. Such is that degree of freedom.

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Wayland

The work started on Wayland. This was identified as one of the major challenges our project had to tackle in the mid to long term.

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Wayland isn't expected to replace Xorg as default any time soon, not in 21.3, not in 22.x, but we want to be ready all the same.

Cinnamon 6.0 features experimental Wayland support. In the login screen a new option was added to start Cinnamon on Wayland.

The Wayland session isn't as stable as the default one. It lacks features and it comes with its own limitations.

It was added as a preview for people interested in Wayland and as an easy way for them to test if they want to give us feedback.

A board was set up to keep track of Wayland development. It’s available at https://trello.com/b/HHs01Pab/cinnamon-wayland.

A dedicated Github repository was created for issues related to Wayland, whether they need fixing in Cinnamon, in an XApp project, a Mint tool or anything software project we maintain: https://github.com/linuxmint/wayland.

In terms of timing Wayland support doesn't need to be fully ready (i.e. to be a better Cinnamon option for most people) before 2026 (Mint 23.x). That leaves us 2 years to identify and to fix all the issues. It’s something we’ll continue to work on and improve release after release.

Whenever it happens, assuming it does, we’ll consider switching defaults. We’ll use the best tools to do the job and provide the best experience. Today that means Xorg. Tomorrow it might mean Wayland. Cinnamon and Linux Mint will be ready and compatible with both.

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Did you mean to link to this repo?

I like my kitty

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Does this really solve the ethical wicket of human embryo testing? Is tricking stem cells into forming an embryo really that different from fertilizing an egg with a sperm cell to form an embryo? Like, would this still develop into a functional human being if implanted into a womb?

You say:

I understand the argument

But then say:

but consider that Red Hat is a huge contributor to more than just RHEL. The biggest contributors to the projects you know and love like Libreoffice, gnome, and Wayland are from people being payed by companies like red hat. I can understand why people disagree with their choice, but when this company profits, they don’t just make RHEL better and support everything dependent on it, they make Linux software better.

which would indicate that you don't understand the argument

Why is this downvoted? I'm not a huge fan of BRICS either but this is certainly news worthy