App stores are always terrible no matter which distro you use.
There’s a million different apps for this, and they add features on top like sharing one mouse, keyboard between devices, etc…
Or if you need something smaller, simpler and more modular: purecss.io
(Yes it’s weird that they called a framework “pure” css, but it’s been a solid go to for a long time)
Why not link to the original post?
Why does everyone talk like Photoshop is the only program Adobe makes?
It’s because most professional creative jobs require raster image editing in at least some part of the production pipeline and photoshop fulfils that need in the adobe suite, so it’s the most talked about product in that suite.
For linux, we have great:
But raster image editing isn’t in that list.
There’s things like GIMP, but it’s always behind photoshop. It only got non-destructive editing less than a year ago (which is what most serious creatives need to use), but photoshop’s had that since CS2 back in 2005!
If someone actually wanted to beat adobe (e.g. the EU or wikimedia), they would have to pay for 20 developers to work on graphite and you’d probably have something better than GIMP or Inkscape after 7 years, something better than Affinity in 12 years, and something better than photoshop in 15 years.
Well… Youtubers (and other creatives) are the main awareness funnel for everyday people to hear about linux in the first place.
Creatives are typically stuck on windows because their workflow doesn’t work on linux. And yes, they can change their workflow, but there’s also a high time + effort cost to doing that which gets even higher for them since they still need to produce their works while switching.
Yeah, I’m the lead on a bunch of websites that all have to be localised.
There’s a lot of weird footguns to watch out for, and a lot of retraining devs when they’re used to only working on a single language/locale.
Two biggest head scratchers I’ve had to deal with are computers treating “fr-FR” different from “fr-fr” (due to file system case-sensitivity differences between developers), and having to undo the coded assumption that languages and locales follow an [a-z]{2}-[a-z]{2} pattern (e.g. “en-gb”) once we stumbled upon Latino Americano: “es-419”.
EDIT: My left ear really loves the Erlang talk.
This fixes it:
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Ooh, I didn’t know about that site.
-4 votes?
Is someone sockpuppetting?
This was and still is a classic talk, right up there with wat, juice it or lose it, fuck you pay me, the art of code, and pwned by the owner: what happens when you steal a hackers computer
What’s with all the complaints here?
New users expect middle click to bring up an auto-scroll widget instead of pasting by default.
You can set up your computer how ever you want.
Want auto-scroll? Set it to auto-scroll.
Want paste? Set it to paste.
The first thing you do on a new system is set up the computer how you want.
No one’s taking anything away from you.
I’m a:
So I have a lot of machines
Machine 1
Machine 2
Machine 3:
Machine 4:
Also:
Future:
It looks nice, but I don’t want to downgrade back to a 24.04 LTS release.
Currently running Kubuntu 25.10.
I ran 24.04 LTS earlier an it had terrible gpu and wayland issues which are fixed in 25.10.
Kubuntu 25.10 runs amazingly.
I’m waiting for 26.04 LTS before trying out Cosmic.
Cosmic will have sorted out the biggest new launch bugs and paper cuts by then, and I won’t have to use 24.04.
What about non-steam games or discord game invites?
It’s scanning your computer by default to check what programs are you using or what games are you playing
This is exactly why I like Discord.
If I’m online and not playing a game, I want my friends to see that I’m online so they can message me.
If I’m playing a game, I want my friends to know I am playing that game.
If it’s a multiplayer game, they can join in.
If it’s a single player campaign focused game, they know I won’t be keen to play a multiplayer game right now, but they can still message me if something big and spontaneous is happening.
If I don’t want to be contacted at all, I close discord.
Most projects have codes of conduct, even if it’s something as simple as Wheaton’s Law.
The original creator of hyprland behaved in a way that made people leave the project (the “political” part comes from the creator’s discrimination). It was basically a good example for why projects should have codes of conduct.
I’m literally slower with AI, because I have to waste my time review slop generated code that looks convincing rather than actually works.
If they tried at least to write the code themselves they would get better over time
Pretty sure Deno had that first though.
Deno launched with an all-tools-in-one approach and then you could use deno bundle to compile everything into a single binary that you could run on another machine.
Then they briefly broke deno bundle in their 2.0 release when they added node/npm compatibility then brought it back in 2.4.
Serious question for anyone who actually uses Bun:
Why are you using Bun instead of Deno or Node?
If you would have asked me 10 years ago, what were the biggest problems with JS as a whole, I would have stated:
Poor type safety
No standard library which leads people into dependency hell
Poor security (installing a project should not even allow the possibility of key stealing or ransomware)
No runtime ergonomic immutable data structures with fast equality checks (looked like it was going to be resolved with the Records and Tuples proposal, but it was withdrawn and discussions are continuing in the composites proposal)
Today I consider point 1 mostly resolved and point 4 a problem for TC39 and engine implementers, and not resolvable by runtimes themselves.
That leaves us with problems 2 and 3.
I see Node having poor solutions for 2 and 3.
I see Bun having poor solutions for 2 and 3.
I see Deno having great solutions for 2 and 3.
As far as I can tell, people have chosen Bun for either hype or speed reasons.
Hype doesn’t seem like an important reason to choose Bun since it’s always fleeting and there’s enough investment in the industry to keep each runtime going for a long time.
I do see speed being a moderate issue with JS, but that’s mainly due to:
dependency install times which should be a one time cost, and which can be reduced anyway by using a standard library
slow framework slop, which isn’t really a runtime issue.
So I’m not sure speed fits as a reason for choosing Bun.
I’m not sure what the other reasons are, but I’m genuinely curious.
If you’re using Bun in projects today, why have you chosen bun?
Locking-in and finally finishing Baldur’s Gate 3.
It’s taken me two years and 170ish hours, I think I’m only 15-20 hours away from the end. By far the single longest save file in a single player game (that contains a story) that I’ve ever played.
Me and my buddies are having an “Australia Day” on the next weekend.