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Oh right, they're just planning to get voice and video working over matrix natively in the semi near future

Element, too!

I really prefer the ubuntu way to the Gnome one. Currently, very few actually productive apps use the gnome 3 way, and it's not nearly as standardized across Desktops as the menu bar is. On top o…

A minute of silence for Ubuntu's unity, where they completely solved top bar UX by having the option to have it in the window title bar. God I wish they hadn't abandoned development on it.

They say they're deciding between plasma mobile and a customized full plasma as an interface so maybe hopefully they can actually provide a low-latency input layer which seems hard to do on Andro…

Yeah I'm completely with you that this is a really odd choice. Just wanted to think about an alternate reason why they could've made that choice but your initial assessment seems way more li…

This is a really good discussion to be had. There is an argument to be made about putting traditionally underrepresented groups of people front and center in articles like this, but it all depends on …

Sure! After I click on valorant on the main page, this notification pops up in firefox on Windows with an Oculus Rift connected. https://imgur.com/sfcjaP3 …

Excellent take. Corporate "control"/influence creeping into more and more aspects shoupd have all of us worried. The good news is that we right now collectively have a chance to shape o…

The site requests access to connected VR headsets when I open it. Is that intended?

Those were issues snap had though, I'm not aware of flatpak having those problems.

"- Startup is intentionally non-Elementary-branded, better enabling OEM/Vendor branded startup splash screen — "we don’t need to constantly advertise your operating system to you".…

I really like elementary and the ecosystem-like, but open approach they're taking to desktop linux. One aspect of it I feel often goes underappreciated is how lightweight it is. Provided you have…

One way to "fix" this IMO would be to allow proprietary apps, but keeping the 30/70 split for those to account for increased monitoring and having them confined by the same flatpak perm…

Steam uses flatpak-like runtimes now that should hopefully make backwards compatibility a non-issue going forward. https://gitlab.steamos.cloud/steamrt/steamrt/-/wikis&#…

this is the way, you don't even have to have 2 desktops open, just win + tab and then open a new one for taskmgr.

Internet Shaquille's video on this feels like it sums the whole thing up pretty well as well while having an above-average serving of sass free of charge. [0] https://www.youtube.com&#…

Maybe they're looking to start on a clean slate with their RISC-V investments then, they're late to the ARM game and will never catch up to apple or probably even qualcomm, their x86 designs…

There are somewhat reliable rumors that intel are doing exactly this big.LITTLE config in the near future. [0] https://wccftech.com/intels-alder-lake-platform-will-introdu... …

Alright, thanks for the answer!

Hey! Love the entire concept behind it. That being said, for mass-adoption and a large parts "ecosystem", do you guys anticipate you'll be able to get the initial price for the laptop d…

Yes! Look into BadUSB, there's some really cool, but also scary, stuff out there.

Alright, good to know! Will send a report :)

Malwarebytes blocks this domain as a trojan, that's a false positive though, isn't it?

You can always try the Amazon App Store :P

We're about 2 years out from having that work with most packages though, aren't we?

They'll run day 1, if it comes with the proper repos you just pacman install retroarch and you're emulating everything under the sun.

Nope, you can also install any other linux app / game on it. Or even an entirely different OS. SteamOS is arch based, so you can probably just pacman install whatever you please.

Titanfall, Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends all run on Source

This can do that. Or you could get a clamp controller for your phone, and use the Steam Link app.