I prefer PARA, which I implement some ideas of Zettelkasten into. Logseq sadly couldn’t do this well. It also just sadly lacks a lot of plugins and features I need/really want. Logseq is great, but so is Obsidian.

They have a plenty large enough user base and have not done so. You’re literally commenting this on a post of them doing the exact opposite. The fear mongering is insane.

Why would they offer another sync option when the Sync subscription is the one thing you make money on? You could easily just put the notes in your iCloud or any other cloud service.

Its a directory, they were just referring to individual files.

Obsidian is very capable of handling tasks and scheduling them. That’s a solid portion of what I use it for, while also conveniently having my notes directly linked to from these tasks.

i thought huaweis could be unlocked? has that changed?

Firefox is already working on an accessibility feature that add descriptions to images. They could probably add this easily

they work, they just don’t have the same optimizations as the packages in their repo. that’s also true for AUR packages.

Yep, that was actually my second distros when I switched to Linux a few years ago (right after PopOS). Its a good distro, essentially Arch with a better out of the box setup. If were to go with an arch based distro today, I’d probably choose CachyOS for the package and kernel optimizations, but both are good.

Arch-based distros are definitely CLI centric, but if you don’t mind that then its great! Just keep in mind it is a rolling distro, breakages aren’t super common, but they can occur. A backup using Timeshift is probably a good idea. Also, I wouldn’t rely too heavily on the AUR, remember they are unofficial packages and are more prone to breakage. Id prefer flatpak for GUI apps at least.

I’m surprised to hear that, I don’t think cosmics default configuration has much in common with windows. It uses a MacOS style dock and and status bar by default. The workflow is also very customizable. I personally use it with just a status bar and always have tiling on, similarly to how one would use Hyprland or another tiling wm, since that’s what I used before cosmic. I love plasma too, but the fact that you can’t have separate workspaces per monitor unfortunately makes it unusable for my workflow.

Wayland on Gnome 42 worked well enough for me, I definitely think the newer versions have made good improvements to Gnome itself, it just feels way more polished. The last 5 Gnome releases have so many improvements and are just way more polished. Some I can think of are the files refresh, quick settings redesign, new activities indicator (which would be especially useful with PopOS’s tiling plugin) and that’s just what I can think of between 42 and 45, when I stopped using it, I’m sure 46 and 47 have more. 48 will also soon be releasing with triple buffering support, which I love on laptops.

It should lol. I’m not the biggest fan of Gnome but the newer versions have made so many improvements, I don’t think I could stand using 42.9.

He only previously left the kernel though, right? He didn’t imply that he would be leaving Asahi, unless I missed something.

I haven’t used them, but Discourse seems to offer RSS feeds. The NixOS Discourse gets most news worth hearing posted.

https://meta.discourse.org/t/finding-discourse-rss-feeds/264134

I would probably follow the daily or weekly top topics and the announcements topic.

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PopOS is in a rough state. The stable ISO is using absurdly an absurdly outdated desktop, and the beta using COSMIC desktop. I personally love COSMIC, but it is far from stable, so I would not recommend it to most users.

CachyOS is a great distro. The performance gains from its changes won’t be huge, but the people acting like its nonexistent are silly. They also make many upcoming performance improving features like NTSYNC available early in their default kernel.

I definitely wouldn’t go Debian or Mint for gaming personally. I don’t like stable distros with such slow release schedules for gaming, mainly because of stuff like the prior mentioned NTSYNC. You don’t get those new features for a long time.

I saw people recommending Bazzite, which is a distros I highly recommend. The only issue I have with Bazzite is that installing kernel modules they don’t ship is pretty much unsupported and requires a lot of jumping through hoops. Most people won’t need this, but it matters from some use cases like if you need steering wheel drivers.

i just watched it last night too! my friend opened HBO Max to watch south park, but this was on the front page and interested us. i really enjoyed it.

I’ve been using vesktop for a while an had never heard of Shelter before

It is developed by ex-members of the old Cumcord Team, under uwu.network. - Shelter

Interesting

I could agree that subjectively it isn’t worth real money, but its kinda silly to say games should never charge for anything. Free games need a source of income, and if it doesn’t effect gameplay in game purchases are fine by me.

Nah the Verge is just fucking stupid. Its a mode that let’s you buy moba-like upgrades between rounds. The rounds are basically shortened versions of normal overwatch gamemodes.