>>107690422
>worst
How?

>>107697089
Half of these are from years ago, the other half doesn't use the xwayland-native-scale that forces xwayland clients to render in fractions and neither of them are about how gnome-shell renders itself or its content but only about xwayland. Wayland clients get correctly rendered at the set fractional scaling and so does the shell itself.
And of course none of these are about GTK (gnome shell doesn't use GTK) which used to do the nearest interger downscaling fractional scaling until they wrote a bunch of new backends that allowed them to do it correctly without breaking the API and having to wait until GTK 5 to do it. The new backends are the new opengl one and the Vulkan one which became the default.

>>107697340
post beef :)

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Stop talking shit about GNOME

All my homies love gnome

>>107696923
Gnome shell used to do that, but they fixed that in gtk 4.14: https://blog.gtk.org/2024/01/28/new-renderers-for-gtk/

>>107693650
NTA but
>name one competent language better than C++
>basically just assembly with nicer syntax
you should kill yourself immediately ngl

>>107697759
You make that sound like it's a bad thing.
I for one think that most companies deserve complete bankruptcy. Thank fuck the era of no interest is over. So many people will commit suicide, and they all deserve it.

>>107699936
>C is just like assembly
Why would you think anyone is interested in your worthless drivel?

Why would ANYONE think that?

>>107699954
>>C is just like assembly
Not what I said, retard. I drew a parallel between the two based on how tedious they would be to use due to the lack of features. Is English not your first language, saar?
Also
>Strawmanning and redditspacing in one post

>>107689871
And yet they can't fix that anoying terminal scrollback bug for 10 fucking months.

>>107699537
> big tech would never
Hardware-wise, you can already run some pretty big local LLMs on Strix Halo (AMD), Mac Studio (Apple), and DGX Spark (Nvidia). Intel plans on selling something similar, too. Heck, even a 64GB Mac Mini can run some reasonably large models. For smoler LLMs, just use a GPU.
As for the actual local LLMs, maybe give Llama (Facebook), Gemma (Google), and GPT-OSS (OpenAI) a try, among others.

>>107699394
I have 24

>>107699529
why does chrome_crashpad_handler need 32gb of ram

>>107699394
>Windows 11
>Shittel
>No XMP
>Giving advice
Please go back, just stick to your phone and buy a switch 2.

>>107699537
Stupid fucking retard lmao

>>107698420
>the future is matches against bots like in the early 2000s
Not the worst fate.

>>107698284
>you are a "pro" at a children's hobby.
>You are a grown ass man, stop living in fantasy and get a real hobby.
This. The cheaters deserve more respect than the normal players.

>>107698442
The bots in early 2000s games would teabag you after they sniped you from across the map with wall hax. The AI bots of the future will intentionally die to you then start talking in voice chat about how good at the video game you are and the other AI bots will all agree that you're a super player.

>>107698460
and then your ai bot gf will say that if you really love her you'll buy her the $50 dollar gay pride skin off the cash shop

>>107694173
It's embarrassing that our society allows lowlife like you to exist. Find a rope and hang yourself.

>>107699345
NGL. this post is glows af

please post another 20 shit gens of your redhair waifu shuffling from side to side fuck I'm gonna cooooom wow make sure she's wearing green

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das it, it really is retarded

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How close do you guys think we are to chatbots and AI Image generation being paired by most major chatbot sites or programs?
Surely we're closer than ever to Generative image roleplaying to do some cool shit with AI, right?

>>107695715
>>107695827
>>107696352
Anon, don't waste your gen on this cesspit of incels. Join us at /tg/ (link in OP).

>>107690228
https://killedbygoogle.com/

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>>107696291
>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.
I don't care about budget. I care about the product itself. Windows more polished. Macs pointer is the same by the way. It's optically compensated just like with letters in fonts

>>107696291
>Consider that KDE's budget is something like 500 000 EUR, it's impressive what they can do considering that.
you mean crashing?

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>>107696291
>>107696945
My theme that you should totally use doesn't even have a tail.

>>107690228
Current AOSP can already be used as a desktop. Enabling desktop features in developer options and using the built-in terminal to run Debian applications. (GUI applications are now also supported)

>>107699865
There is no free market. The NAND cartel will just keep squeezing us.

>>107693994
is the shadows source code leaked?, can we put an actual chink in the game now?

>>107693994
should've used /dev/null

>>107695413
Rumors are not even Tencent wants them anymore

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magnet?

>>107693994
>since the 1990s
>still literally nothing
maybe rayman but god damn, how is ubisoft still a company

>>107697708
Qmax with hall effect switches. Makes mechanical trannies seethe and troon.

>>107697732
is it good?

>>107697748
Nope. Why would you want that?

get an ec board like a niz or go home

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Something like this, good quality for the price.

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>>107697643
>*puts the AI button on your actual word doc in case you missed it in the ribbons, taskbar, start menu, cursor pop ups, etc*
nothin personnel, sir

>>107697643
windows continuing the tend of shit followed by good. given 7 and 10 were decent, 11 and 12 are going to be disasters.

>>107698002
It isn't just Jeets, but think about it.
You work at a company that you thought was your dream job. All the old guard are either retired, semi-retired, or just don't care. Corporate suits keep barking orders without understanding how shit is made, just glorified marketers answering to shareholder demans. Shareholders which also don't know how any of this shit works. You are worked like a dog, face layoffs at the drop of a hat (once again to shareholder whims), and are living in a location that makes your six digit salary effectively pointless.
Do you care enough to make a good product under those circumstances?

>>107697671
America is the most cucked country on the planet, and they let it happen because they think they've been trained to believe they aren't cucked.

>>107699961
Just like the higher ups at MS demanding a blanket 30+% profit margin on everything

>>107697930
>>Rust in trash
correct
>>Bash in cool
correct
>>Kotlin in the same level as java
they are both trash, correct

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>>107694451
That's a fine list. I would also suggest haskell, lisp, ocaml etc if you are a high-powered autist.

>>107698078
knowing how first years would tier programming languages doesn't make you a good coder
also note that first years are typically those yet to be filtered by CS theory classes and are mostly normalfags who've never touched a desktop before going in for the six figure salaries. you'll fit right in

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>>107694451
Picrel is python for people that don't have half their brain missing

>>107694451
From personal experience, most to least favourite:

>C#
Used daily for work to build backend systems running on Azure. Easy to use, good typing system, package manager, not overly verbose. Overall a decent middle ground between low level control and high level abstraction. I'd use this for business critical systems that need to be rock solid.

>C++
Great low level control, massive performance if you know how to optimize well. Can be extremely verbose and borderline arcane. Fucking hate writing all the shitloads of boilerplate code all the time but I still love it for high performance software such as games or graphics intensive stuff.

>C
Nice and simple, good language to start learning programming but after that phase I never used it again.

>Python
Decent for one-off projects such as quick scripts or proof of concepts. Amazing high level abstraction but absolute shit low level control so not suitable for high performance stuff. Actually it's way too abstracted for me and too easy to write shitty inefficient systems since you have no clue what's really going on. Very easy to hash out some quick functionality by glueing some libs togethet. That's mostly what I see it as: a glue language. Lacks a proper type system. Duck typing is fucking retarded and is my main reason to hate Python. Unfortunately I can't escape it in the data science world.


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>>107697815
A man can build a hundred pieces of software, but eat his own foot fungus once and to the world that man isn't a software developer, he's a foot fungus eating jew faggot

ITT: troons calling others troons

>>107689769
4chan linux ricers don't have jobs or if they do those jobs are nowhere as important as any of the dudes you just listed's jobs

>>107689916
Terry is schizo but he's definitely not a retard. Maybe autistic, but not retarded. He had divine intellect.

>>107689916
I don't like how you talk about these faggots, faggot. But I have to admit, I lost some respect for Linus (Torvalds) when he said that he doesn't care about privacy in the Linus (TechTips) video.

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Is this idea behind a "lisp machine" that the entire system is one huge lisp image?
Meaning that if you launch an application it's not loading up a new lisp environment, it's merely loading those functions into the existing lisp image along with all other software?

If so then that would lead to fundamentally different ideas about how we do computing. For example, how do you run multiple instances of the same program then? You wouldn't. Instead you would merely have different objects that represent those different instances, and each instance object gets passed to the same functions loaded in memory. Right?

Is my thinking correct on all this, or am I way off?

>>107699518
Basically yes, the idea is to remove the separation between kernel and user and between processes and have effectively the entire computer be just one big process all sharing memory and resources.
Isolation and security are accomplished just through environments and closures.
To a certain extent you can even do away with the entire file system and just have the disk be a single huge swap partition that contains the system image. Shutdown is just (save-lisp-and-die), startup is just seamlessly resuming computation ala hibernation.

>>107698822
have to find all instances of my macro and replace them with with-eval-after-load and figure out which variables are loaded by a package so that i can wrap them in the correct sexp
>>107698774
neovim would force me to use vim keybindings and the terminal

>>107699570
>To a certain extent you can even do away with the entire file system and just have the disk be a single huge swap partition that contains the system image.
That's nuts. In a good way

>>107699674
lisp machines are a remnant of the past. they do not make any sense in the modern world because of glaring security issues. do you really want some smelly webjeet to be able to send code lisp code to your machine that gets ran as any program would? that being said emacs is as close as you can get to a modern lisp machine, and it can replace much of your computing if you want.

>>107699693
I know it's a bad example since you wouldn't have two interactive containers on the same shell, but you get the point.

with docker-compose, you declare everything on your docker-compose.yaml and then you do

networks:
  default:
    driver: bridge

for every one of your containern you want on that network. Easy peasy lemon squeezy

>>107698621
Postfix x Dovecot rulez!

>>107698889
>the email cartel (microsoft, google, etc..) won't accept any email you send from [] a rented vps IP ever,
Sounds like a skill issue, maybe don't use a VPS hosted by Mr. Kumar in his Calcutta basement for 1$/decade...

>>107699873
>Sounds like a skill issue
I mean true. It takes considerable skill to maintain a mail server that won't be spammed to hell and back and can actually send emails. Skill and time in fact. Why bother when paid solutions are available that do all that for you at a fraction of a cost of the time you would have spent doing it yourself.

>>107698889
>you can use it for local mail delivery and that's about it, so I set up my services to send emails for notifications
Teach me your ways

>>107699645
My reason for using Linux is not because I'm tech literate or a power user, I just hate both Apple and Microshit, and I value my privacy. I want open source to spread as much as possible, that's why it's the OS I shill for.

Depends on the usage. Everything 'just works' if you're smart and don't do much.
But if you're dumb Linux doesn't work, if you're REALLY dumb Windows doesn't either. And if you ever want to do anything difficult or have control Windows and MacOS don't work.

>>107699823
techvegan moment

>>107699645
>This board knows less than your average Redditor
Exactly, I always thought this is a place for deeper OS talk. I can use every OS without being a Tinker Troon. But I'm tired of fags shitting on Linux or dumbfags asking the most basic shit. I just realized that computers aren't for everyone and most of these "people" should get an iPad and a Console.
>I can't run X on Y = Trash
Cool bro, just kys. I can't run Autodesk 3ds Max on a Macbook or fucking Notepad++, but a Macbook has other advantages. And yes adobe and ms office isn't on Linux, but I still prefer it over the other options.