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i haven’t tried it yet as my daily drive so i can’t say for sure. but some things are undoubtabtly really good implementations. the way apps are installed ensures a clean way out of dependency hell, the fact that you can declare your config and reproduce seamlesessly. in a way nixos works kind of like an atomic distro if you will because for example you could do crazy things like built your system from the ground up every morning if you feel like it. why do you mention about cpu? is it because of the compiling while installing apps?

this is something else i guess, it’s not about UX but about how the system works kind of. i’m not exactly sure about how silverblue does it but think of it this way. not everything in your system needs to be mutable (your home dir does) so those parts are isolated and made immutable, the user cannot modify them, this helps to keep a more stable system. they can be changed when the system updates them , but it’s more like they are replaced and a one image is built rather than a modification if you will.

wdym about hard? this is to achieve immutability plus kernel efficiency improvements.

i recently thought of exactly this but with nixos instead fedora silverblue. sounds very interesting!

fair, i didnt know about this gossip. i just knew hyprland as a cool wm.

why do you have to shit on hyprland? you could have the most boring aesthetic experience on earth but as far as i know this is an omarchy issue, hyprland doesn’t have any vulnerabilities, and it’s not just an aesthetic thing, you can do a lot of shit beyond simply aesthetic on hyprland. security and good looks are not mutually exclusive. and i dont think hyprland is here like “the thing” that will attract users. i don’t see new linux users using hyprland except in this case because it comes preconfigured, otherwise it’s for power users.

that was very predictable, the us is a rabid fascist dog, canada is a vassal state, it won’t do anything daddy usa doesnt tell it to do.

cool

the issue on ai is actually about tradition vs. modernity, in most cases. if you add up to that the fact that it’s coupled with automation, which a lot of people consider a bad thing because it eliminates jobs from the market… it was capitalism all along.

https://github.com/IO-ZetZor

16yo unemployed mf.

i wish i was doing this shit at 16. impressive if true.

whats the sauce?

but why do you have to ask why?

what latest russian stuff?

the “official reveal trailer” is done with ai, it looks like a scam

this affects only a fraction of arch users, and it would be impossible for it to work on nix systems for example, on top of that, this is basically npm’s fault

this is like the 4th npm vulnerability in months, they used that because npm is shit and easy to exploit

yeah, it’s essentially, you want software that’s no the official repo go there.

bro, vlc is still the same player visually from 10 years ago, you touched some configs. yes, it’s so good you can also do crazy shit with it if you want to. the always on top feature is completely unrelated to vlc, that’s handled by the de you’re using.

i use bibata modern classic

i was actually looking for a tool like this, but not based on some arbitrary rules but on file type. there’s mouzi although it doesnt have linux support yet, would something like that work or do you need something else?

Open Settings from the tray menu and go to the Rules tab. You can create rules based on file extensions, regex patterns, and set custom destination folders with placeholders like {year}, {month}, or {filename}.