It's both real and an ad, which is why is effective.
Here's a more technical breakdown from jfrog.
I agree, but this seems like a matter of poor communication. It doesn't sound like the Talon dev knows that actual members of the KDE team are earnestly interested in making Talon work with their Wayland compositor. It sounds like they assumed it's just another user asking for Wayland support without any way of helping to make it happen.
The Talon and KDE devs should open a direct line of communication to actually get this going.
So just stirring up shit about distros you don't use? Got it.
TIL about kmscon. Getting actually readable font sizes in a tty is so nice.
It merely calls for an examination of things we know would work, like an overhaul of labor protections. I guess it's a nice way to get a good headline leading up to your presidential run (🔫) without actually doing anything to help people.
The layoffs are happening yesterday. Now is the time for action, not examination.
Yeah, a lot of this is undisclosed LLM drivel. Also, the "author" fails to mention or consider that none of the scummy logging/control services would be running in GrapheneOS in the first place. It's irrelevant.
...via virtualization, so not as exciting as the title insinuates.
Edit: apparently they got it working on bare metal too.
I build with woodpecker, but you still don't get hosted macOS and windoesnt runners, do you?
Last I heard, the Anubis dev said they were working on a JavaScript-free way to do this. Did that not happen?
Yeah. The real challenge with leaving GitHub is the availability of free macOS and Windows build environments (if you're in to that weird stuff 🧐).
Codeberg only has Linux runners (to my knowledge), but I spent the time to make my project cross-compile to macOS and it was well worth it to move my stuff off of shithub.
The zoom upscaling is wonderful 😻 I use it all the time and the additional clarity from the upscaling is very much appreciated!
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lmao