Yeah, go with CoMaps. It has less features than OsMand, but in return you get a user friendly UX/UI.

Yeah, Dakota Raptor IIRC. It solves a lot of issues bootc has.

Is Q9 as easy to use?

This license provides full access to the source code, encourages public auditing and community collaboration, and imposes copyleft rules. However, because it includes a restriction on replicating the core purpose of the Product, it does not meet the Open Source Definition (OSD) by the Open Source Initiative (OSI), anyway, the point 6b ensures the license will eventually convert to an OSI-approved license.

FPAL is best described as a source-available, copyleft, and business-protective license.

Honestly, if any distro included this, it would be an instant red flag.

Bluefin (Bazzite sister project) is testing systemd-sysupdate. It will be interesting.

I hope, anything can happen. But it will take them 5 years at the very least. That’s coincidentally what EVs took them, roughly.

Source?

I believe this will happen, and I hate it:

It won’t come back down ever again and we’ll be forced to chose between paying a monthly subscription to use a VM on the cloud or pay an even higher price than now for the privilege of owning a PC.

Shit’s bad right now, but a shitnado is brewing.

Biggest bullshit ever written in the history of mankind.

Holy shit, it’s great!

I just managed to sit back and finally try the Appimage. I’m loving it. The login flow was easy, the UI is really good, I’m really liking it. There’s ONE thing I don’t like though: the Google login window should open in my default browser. Not the embedded one.

There are security reasons, and then there’s a UX reason: I’m already logged in on my default browser, if it opened in it, I would just have to allow it and that’s it. So, it’s win-win.

Does this game have any cheats? I just want to play it like a battle simulator.

I wonder which game made them more money.

I guess games being older versions than on Steam? And maybe unavailable features and content?

Holy sexy UIs. I wish they could implement them all and let the user chose. They look great!

There was something similar a few years ago from the KDE Breeze team, a designer published what he wished for Breeze and the internet split in two bands, those that liked cleaner less crowded UIs, and those that liked tighter information-dense interfaces. It was controversial because everyone thought that was an official direction for the project and it was immediately taken out of public view and I can’t find any screenshots from back then.

But I immediately fell in love with it and I wish I could get a copy and vibe code it for my personal use.

Microsoft’s weekly reminder to switch to Linux.

Sounds great, I’ll try it. But Faugus has been simpler for me since I last tried Bottles when it was one of the first launchers.

Holy fucking shit. I had no idea, even reading their webpage I didn’t get it. What an amazing piece of software! Thanks for explaining!

Are books out of scope?

HarmonyOS 5+ has it’s own tech stack, including their own kernel. Huawei is banned from the mainline kernel AFAIK.

HyperOS is AOSP based.

So it’s kinda like Beyond Good & Evil?