Last time I tried Zed, it wouldn’t recognize the space key because I have two keyboard layouts configured and I use the second one for everything (Dvorak, but I have to keep Qwerty as the main so games running through Proton will map keys correctly)
I’ll have to check if they’ve fixed that, I was very disappointed I couldn’t try it out at the time
Switch to <year>.<month>.<patch>
As others have mentioned, 5.0 and 6.0 and 7.0 are really just version bumps the same as any other with no extra meaning beyond “we got tired of being stuck on 2.6 for 8 years and decided we’re not doing that anymore”.
It’s not using semantic versioning and hasn’t since 2011… Realistically, it hasn’t since 2003 seeing as they spent 8 years without any single release being “big enough” to bump even the minor version number, let alone the major. Honestly, if they were still using that criteria from the pre-3.0 era, we’d probably be on something like 2.6.100 right now
I think he just doesn’t want to wind up stuck again like with 2.6, which was the mainline kernel version from 2003 through 2011, finally ditching their classic semantic versioning and bumping to 3.0 from 2.6.39 in July 2011
I’m pretty sure if they were still using the old methodology, we’d still be on 2.6.x
Congratulations and condolences
…more the latter than the former I think
No, not secure enough, you could still plug in an infected USB so better glue those ports shut
But if you want really secure, turn it off and bury it in a concrete vault
Not sure why you’d think that, I’m agreeing with you, though I’m referencing context from the post you were replying to… We can’t have free software while demanding it be denied to some, that’s the very antithesis of “free” (as in freedom). OOP seems to think companies should be denied access to software that was developed and distributed freely when that was literally the intent those developers had when they placed a free license on it. You seemed to disagree, and I was adding to that… At least that was my intent, if it didn’t come across that way then I apologize
And who literally gave the work away without asking for payment, for anyone to use freely?
Like, do we want free software or not? We can’t have it both ways
That’s fair enough, though sticky corners are a thing, and my multi monitor layout it would still work (big ultra wide main on bottom, three smaller above)
But I think there’s even value in it just staying in the same place. One big frustration I have with modern UI design is shit moving around, often trying to anticipate what you want, but I’m lost looking for it the last damned place it was. The start button moving a little left and right isn’t nearly as bad, but it’s along the same lines
Perfectly valid
Thanks! I’ll check that out, been needing a good temp monitor
What do you use for the thermal monitor?
Do you prefer Guake over Yakuake because you use Gnome or other GTK based DE, because of specific features, or because it’s what you’re used to? Or something else?
I’ve only used Yakuake (and I’m on KDE) so I’m not familiar with Guake, but I’m curious
There’s also activities, which are similar but can have different start menus, task bars, and themes
Probably can do more than that with them too, but I’ve never gotten that deep into them, unfortunately
So, one thing that Windows 11 did that I think was half good was moving the taskbar stuff to the middle.
I hated it at first (have to use it at work, and still some at home for specific things), but then I used Start11 for a little bit to try to get rid of the shitty start menu changes and noticed an option to keep the icons in the middle but move the start button itself back to the left. And honestly… I think that’s perfect. Puts the programs that are open front and center while keeping the start button in a fixed location next to a corner border so it’s easy to move the mouse to it without hardly even looking.
Anyway, while I didn’t keep Start11 (I never do… Like the program but it’s always been buggy as hell going back at least as far as Start8 (edit: it ate the 8 in Start8, fixed), I did make my Cinnamon, and later my KDE Plasma, taskbar look like that.
Also moved the sys tray next to the start button instead of next to the clock, and with a couple other monitors on the clock side (CPU and memory usage), the taskbar on my system is pretty balanced.
Maybe not as flashy or interesting as what you’re looking for, but it’s a layout I’ve really come to like
(ETA: the centralizing of the taskbar in Windows I think was bad only because it made the one part that should be in a fixed and easy to hit location, the start button, move around based on how many programs are open… I think if they’d gone with centralized programs and left side start button, it would have been much better received overall… But, this is just my opinion so do with that what you will)
I stopped bothering to collect them in my current playthrough when I hit 500 power shards, enough to fill the fully upgraded dimensional depot, which was pretty easy by making the shards in a constructor with a somersloop.
Same way I make alien DNA capsules, though that process quadruples the output instead of just doubling it.
Later, you can make them automatically, so there’s really no point in collecting even as much as I did.
Anyway, extraction is the best place for overclocking, but sometimes it does make it easier to smooth out output without adding several additional machines. Not something to just do everywhere through
And everything it touches, it feels like it does differently just to be incompatible and extra, and like it goes out of its way to obfuscate everything to force you to use their programs to configure it rather than config files
If the data center is causing all that power drain, they should be the ones footing the damned bill
Honestly, anyone distributing compiled code from GitHub should at a minimum set up a basic GitHub page with a link to it at the top of the readme… Probably wouldn’t be very hard to set up a CI workflow to automatically update the page with the latest releases and a link to the relevant release page for details.