It’ll be cool to see some more CI tools for desktop apps.
Cloud native apps have tons of tools.
openSuse build system is really powerful.
The Steam deck devs have built some really cool stools
But none are really desktop user/dev friendly imho
It’ll be cool to see some more CI tools for desktop apps.
Cloud native apps have tons of tools.
openSuse build system is really powerful.
The Steam deck devs have built some really cool stools
But none are really desktop user/dev friendly imho
Suse’s open build system does this. It’s just very enterprisy to me, so I haven’t really used it myself
It’s more work to get things to work. You have to be more explicit as a dev.
Personally I really like it, and wish there was more support for MLS features it has in Userland
OpenID is still a supported standard with an active standards body.
Baked in would be nicer. It would kind of cool for any landing page just kind of working to get you into the threadiverse. If I keep going to nomoreuserlemmy.org (or whatever fake one you want) it just redirects on the backend for me when I log in to an instance that actually works for me.
Dang I wish did more with the Mimic3 project. They have SSML support which just seems like an awesome way to address the mono voice issue in tts for books to me.
This groups number is one I’ve seen circulated for calling if you see an arrest happening.
I had a systemd unit that ran it weekly after the update one ran. I feel like the default behavior though should be automatic purge old unused runtimes though too. I don’t see why that wouldn’t the case to me.
I’ve even gone so far as wanting to force run time changes underneath the packs because of Caves and such, but thats my niche and puts security over function.
Definitely not a free lunch sys admin wise, but it is still a marked improvement over native apps 98% of the time for me.
But the more apps the more the dedup is saving space
No doubt. Software emulation of different arches is still magic to me. Being able to run qemu to run just one program on the CLI as an arm bin was so neat
If it coukd be baked before rather than at run time it feels like there might be some nuance there
I do it with k3s right now on fedora. I like it personally.
Nice thing if you use k8s settings up persistent net storage with something like longhorn is an option too.
Harvester cluster my everything. I really want to play around with having my servers being stationary, a togo cluster (laptops, and UPS in a suit case), and PC all in the same cluster.
Right now they are all segmented rke2 clusters, but Harvester should make running vms way easier too.
Distrobox. Building weird projects is nicer when I can start from a fresh system each time.
To discover and adhere to an objectively moral life.
Thirdroom vr / avatar space plus Fediverse mail?
Finally! That is a great feature!
I drove a car with adaptive cruise and it was cool. Still as stressful as some cities subway lines (learning curve for me and most places kind of assume you know). The monorail and Tesla loop in Vegas were both much less stressful but the loop was kind of worthless (just as much walking to it as there was to just walk to the entrance of the convention center). Autopilot on planes seems pretty decent now too, but the cost of flights and layovers still stress me out. They are really only worth to get to a destination for a while and in a rush.
That said the self driving of a subway would be the way I would go if I had to choose a day to day option. As long as it’s consistent and at most one change over it’s not that bad to navigate.
I wonder how hard this would be to run as sidecar container in k8s. Like is there a way to capture every process in a system cleanly with it?