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This might be what I was looking for all along in a window manager. For the longest time, I’ve been dissatisfied with the drawbacks of both floating and tiling WMs, but hopefully this can deliver the best of both worlds.

I just use GNOME with a few extensions. Works fairly well for me.

And the GNOME project doesn’t just use C/C++ right? It uses Javascript for developing all sorts of components and Python for scripting/misc utilties. That’s what I meant by more memory-efficient.

I’m incredibly interested in COSMIC DE! For multiple different reasons, actually.

1. Rust - I’m very interested to see how performant/memory-efficient this DE will be compared with other DEs. Also, I wonder how the Iced toolkit will evolve and be adopted in other projects.
2. Benefits over GNOME - I’m looking forward to seeing how much out-of-box customizability and features come with COSMIC over GNOME (which I’m currently using).
3. Maintainability going forward - Since the DE basically started from scratch and is using a much better language for robust software, I wonder how much easier and faster it would be to maintain the desktop environment. This potential improved maintainability could be huge in overtaking other DEs sometime soon.

Yeah that makes sense. I guess I’m just a little surprised that I haven’t seen any official announcement from Infinity yet.

Does anyone know if Infinity for Reddit is shutting down too?

Yeah in general, I like forums better than the format Twitter is in. I like topic-based discussions more than discussions spawned from short, potentially out-of-context messages.

I just thought they were called “communities”. At least, that’s what the Lemmy UI shows.

I can try

Yeah hopefully it becomes better. The biggest problem for me so far is the choppy scrolling.

I hope the people behind Qubes get enough funding in general.

Is there a suitable bridge between Libera.chat and Matrix? Would be cool if everything was accessible through Matrix clients.

Just used the newest version with ParallelDownloads = 5 in the /etc/pacman.conf file, and holy crap is it fast. I love it.

Awesome! I guess I won’t need to install all these extra packages to make OBS work correctly.

As well as I am excited that people who are forced to use Windows have a better Linux experience, I’m afraid this is one step closer to complete vendor lock-in. Hopefully that won’t be the case.

Sounds like a neat concept.