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loves the adwaita UI
Yeah, it looks nice, but as I supposed it's completely garbage right now. It can't open subtitles correctly and I don't understand English or Japanese vocals ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). And also, there is some hesitation when jumping from place to place. I'll come back when it exits alpha or even beta.
I have now three different video players. Sometimes something glitches and doesn't play anything - no audio or black screen! Then I try another player, and voilà, it works. Maybe it's my Fedora fault? But I don't think so because every app I use is a Flatpak package. For now, the best of all is VLC; it works 99.9% of the time. Showtime looks very clean, similar to Clapper, but what matters most is whether it actually works or not. I don't need another video player that has problems with playing videos. Ideally, I just want only one player.
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It is definitely using hardware acceleration. Most of the time it is smoth, but first opening of the app menu after not opening it for a while gives a lag and frame drop. Nonetheless gnome 40 is much faster than 3. But still waiting for more. Everything on the performance settings. If I use power saving it is not smooth at alll.
I feel the oposit. Windows, kde, xfce, everything is going faster. App menu and overview opening animation is constanty droping frames and feels lagy.
Cool. I love GNOME. I hope one day it will be stable like Windows, the Software Center will be working, there will be only a Wayland session, better Flatpak integration (theming, etc.), accent colors, smooth animations, better performance.
I don't want to die, but also I don't want to live. Let the god of war decide. Cheeki Breeki.
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About file chooser:
The GNOME Foundation is sponsoring me to make it happen during the 47 development cycle, as part of the Sovereign Tech Fund.
Thanks god. I've been waiting for so long.
Lord forgive him for he has gone astray.
Hi, I am vegan, btw I use arch. Do you have a while to listen about our king and saviour?
I am against blocking threads and any other instances. Threads should be treated like beehaw. But users should be aware of one-way communication.
I don't think bugs can be in a set. Bugs are physical and sets arent. Sets don't occupy physical space. I mean they cannot be seen or touched or observed by any experiments so we can conclude that they are not part of our world and bugs need physical space therefore they cannot be part of a set.
In my opinion arguments for free will are unconvincing. These emerging staves like wetness exists only in our heads.