This isn’t even real read the article the source is “some guy on reddit speculates” and that’s not even a joke it’s embarrasing

Try it and report back, that would actually answer the question.

This is some redditors speculating being turned into a news article…

How do you know?

If there’s no link it’s not an example it’s an anecdote.

You can fix the top corner thing with gamescope.

ITT: everyone says they’re bad without giving any examples, telling you what to think instead of letting you form your own conclusions.

i switched to nixos after using arch for like 12 years.

tbh if you’re on linux there’s kind of an easy workaround

pactl load-module module-combine-sink sink_name='Stream' slaves='easyeffects_sink'

^^ I have this aliased as “gamesound”

easyeffects is great for this because it’ll just be the default sink, plus easyeffects makes your mic sound good anyway. (if you configure it for that)

then when the game opens i set it to output to “stream” and bam i can output game audio in a stream without capturing anything else, since i’m on hyprland i can also stream just the window, discord screenshare with audio everywhere.

this is about proper wayland support

I wasn’t trolling, you were just arguing with a phantom instead of me, I asked for evidence the elections are rigged and you went off about term limits and how two party states work.

That’s not true at all, that guy even wants a second one implanted for even more functionality, and he’s extremely happy with it.

a bunch of threads retracted but it still works, plus it seems they fixed that for future ones

edit: guys look i know elon musk bad but these are really the facts http://youtube.com/watch?v=Xlv4biIY6JI

No, I don’t think it’s wrong for it to be specified in the config files for hyprlands purposes, that’s standard tiling window manager stuff

https://wiki.hyprland.org/Configuring/Binds/#global-keybinds that’s a bug then, it should be working according to the docs.

honestly if this is for push to talk, i have a mic mute toggle in my config that might honestly be better depends on wireplumber and ripgrep though. If you bind it to something and then have it run again on release you can make it a proper push to talk key for every single application.

$micmute = wpctl set-mute @DEFAULT_SOURCE@ toggle ; wpctl get-volume @DEFAULT_SOURCE@ | rg -q 'MUTED' && notify-send ' Mic Muted' -h string:x-canonical-private-synchronous:mic-state || notify-send --urgency=low '  Mic unmuted' -h string:x-canonical-private-synchronous:mic-state

Chatgpt says

The text is a mix of hyperbole, hypothetical scenarios, and casual humor. Here’s an analysis of its content and style:

1. Subjectivity and Personal Preferences:

The first part expresses a strong personal aversion to grapefruit, emphasizing its status as the “only” food the speaker cannot eat. The hyperbolic scenario of eating it under duress (gunpoint) adds humor and intensity to the claim.

2. Hypothetical Swimming Scenario:

The second part transitions into a hypothetical situation involving a pool filled with fruit juice. This surreal imagery is playful and whimsical, creating a bizarre yet imaginative scene.

3. Practical Considerations:

The text includes practical observations (e.g., feeling thirsty after swimming), grounding the hypothetical scenario in relatable human behavior.

4. Tone and Style:

The tone is informal, conversational, and self-aware, with a meandering, stream-of-consciousness quality.

Humor arises from exaggeration, absurd scenarios, and the juxtaposition of the mundane (getting thirsty) with the fantastical (a pool of juice).

5. Logic and Consistency:

While entertaining, the text lacks strict logical coherence. It shifts from grapefruits to fruit juice pools without clear connections, which adds to its charm but may confuse a literal-minded reader.

In summary, the text is a humorous and imaginative expression of personal preferences, using exaggeration and surreal imagery to engage the reader in a casual, playful way.

Hyprland and kwin I think.

The hyprland dev is doing a ridiculous amount of work.

the problem with snap is that it’s proprietary, which really can’t be changed, and while i’m sure it would be a lot of work, what kind of work would need to be done, is really what i’m curious about.

that is very interesting, however, why can’t that be done wth flatpak?

Can you explain any of those things? I’ve never understood the appeal and was just kinda hoping they’d let snap die.

forcing snaps on people (if you apt-get firefox it’ll install the snap even though you didn’t install it with snap), adding ads for it, snap having a proprietary backend, snap being essentially just a fundamentally worse version of flatpak.

the only advantage i’ve heard for snap is that it’s easier to package for.

Plus I think if you want the advantages of a stable release, easy for user, distro, they’ll also need to be immutable now, what’s the usecase for a non-immutable, stable, easy to use distro?

If you didn’t care about ease of use, you wouldn’t want immutable, but if you do, you absolutely do.

If you don’t care about stability, you might not care about immutable, but if you do, you absolutely do.

Ubuntu seems like a prime usecase for an immutable distro, but it isn’t for tradition-related reasons rather than it actually being good for users.