I like the concept of objects instead of everything being plain text but PS has lots of other issues that need to be addressed. Object Bash would be interesting.

>>107690257
Just found out the other day powershell has a scriplet to convert markdown to html.
Not as good as pandoc or lowdown, but preddy cool.

PowerShell is already available on Linux. But no one uses it. Why use it over Python?

>>107690413
Infosec guys who primarily work with Windows but sometimes need to do stuff in Linux often use Powershell on Linux so they can reuse their scripts with few changes. Python is too close to programming rather than scripting, which for some reason is the default for infosec.

>>107690338
Probably. NET bloat

>>107690422
you dont need that shit nigga

>>107690422
>Anime background
>Having an opinion taken seriously on anything

>>107690422
It doesn't support _real_ fractional scaling. What it does is that it renders things at an integer scaling and then downscales the window as a texture, making it blurry as shit. It's implemented like this because gnome devs are also gtk devs so they are fucking retarded and didn't implement fractional scaling in gtk (intentionally). Qt supports fractional scaling properly, including on x11 (and all other operating systems/display servers that it can run on).

>>107688252
got a catbox for the OP pic? looks nice.

>>107680795
>tfw even Microsoft admits that almost every feature of Windows 11 fails to function as intended
>tfw Microsoft says the reason there's no option to put the task bar on the top edge of the screen is because it "isn't possible".
Jeetblows, not even once.

>>107679630
>Can't install software
???
I didn't have any issues

>>107681624
no answer, sadge

>>107681992
so average Indian is smarter than (You)?

>>107688646
Installers are terrible. Each program ends up having to implement its own update mechanism which is absolutely retarded. Tons of people get malware trying to find the correct download button out of 20 fake ones when they download software. If you really want to download a package but not install it (like you would do on windows) then you can do that with pacman as well, but that's retarded. At work we have our own local network repository, so that's one realistic solution.

I wish I could fill my meaningless life with images just like you fill your general with gens...

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>>107690055
Step 1: understand that AI currently has no concept of grid space and cannot conform to it
Step 2: understand that you are trying to enforce a uniform grid, limited palette, and consistent pixel size into models known for their inherent unpredictability and inconsistency
Step 3: Set your base resolution to your desired sprite size times 8 or 16, even if it normally goes against that model's trained dataset if local. If using a more accurate paid model, just ensure the grid is as uniform as possible, resize image as a multiple of the most common """pixel""" size
Step 4: Downscale the output in your image editor of choice to forcibly align the grid as best as possible
(Step 4b: https://github.com/KennethJAllen/proper-pixel-art )
Step 5: Prepare to manually clean every single pixel on the image generated because of everything mentioned in Step 2 because your shit is going to look retarded and bad always and have 30 different visually identical colors bloating your palette per section.
(you can automate the palette part somewhat in various ways, the nparray degunker in the OP is a good start.)

OPTIONAL:
Step 6: Be a monkey and post his totally passable rawgen pixel art as a reply to me missing all the misaligned mixels and bloatshitted palette only further proving my point

>>107690244
I fucking hate glaze so much it looks like the floaters in my eyes have started communicating and formed a rebellion against me.

Stop being a boomer stuck in the past. Pixel art should die.

>>107690325
let's be honest, "passable" is what 95% of ai users aim for. there's no reward for making all the effort unless it's for your personal satisfaction or you're making some sort of indie game and trying to obscure the fact that you're using ai

>>107690384
Its one of the few artforms that AI is incapable of doing properly (still) and likely wont be for a while until someone with my very specific autism tackles the problem instead of jerking off and playing MMOs for 20 years, learned how to code and bakes an entirely new model function, or finds a way to constrain gridlines during generation instead of poorly trying to replicate stretched and bloated youtube thumbnails from google images.

>>107690393
I should have put passable in even more """""quotes""""" because its only passable to the zooms who have only seen everything through their tiny phone screens that autoscale everything so they think bilinear filtering is the norm.
>or you're making some sort of indie game and trying to obscure the fact that you're using ai
Its less about trying to obscure that you're using AI and more about the technical constraints. Its ironic to me that pixel art itself was born from limited hardware, and now the most advanced software in the world can't recreate it faithfully.

If you're putting a bloatshit palette sprite into your game, you're going to have a bad time in so many ways I can't even begin to list them off, but most instant concern is your main dude goes from being a few kb of an asset to a couple mb, now start multiplying that by everything on the screen and you've exponentially fucked load times for A PIXELSHIT GAME.

>>107686482
So, you can't think for yourself

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>107687945
>So, you can't think for yourself
I'm not creating a new solution to the problem retard I'm just using the best available tools to find the actual solution faster. Not my fault you're butthurt that people aren't doing things in the most unintuitive and convulated way possible like you do to stroke your own ego instead of actually taking that time to do anything useful.

There will be such a backlash against big corpo internet and 'apps'.
We might return to those geocities-style personal websites.
With everyone looking to create their own corner on the internet.
Maybe invite-based?
So instead of everyone locking up in discord servers, more like trying to build their groups on their own sites.
Because what the internet delivered on was connection in a virtual space and AI, bots and corporate algos are destroying that feeling of connection, through their own greed and profit chasing.
The internet is starting to look bland, autogenerated, impersonal

>>107689268
This is "sort of" happening with the zoomers, but it's mostly a farce. Look at any webring, like https://webring.dinhe.net, and you will see loads of pages like:
>this is where I'll post my art!
>this is under construction!
>this looks better on desktop
but no actual information. and as other people have pointed out, zoomers freak out when they see xmpp as they have an emotional connection to discord and all the comforts of modern tech/web
tl:dr; it won't happen

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>>107682414
you needed to master retard speech to get good hits on ancient google, now you have the option of retard or smart prompts to ai.

If you like foobar2000 you'll love Fooyin, it's a new Qt fb2k clone. If you prefer GTK, there's deadbeef.

Forgot about Convolvers - I don't know of a player that can do it, but you can install Easyeffects instead any apply convolvers (and EQ) system-wide.

>Running Antergos.
/g/ is fucking dead.
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/64711995/

>>107690065
The last time i was on fedora I tried every single music player they had available on their store or whatever it's called. Literally all of them were horrific compared to foobar2k, most would just bug out for no reason, but i think some were abandoned anyways.
All I wanted was my foobar2k ui where the left side is my library selector from file location and the center is a library directed by the prior. It seemed the programs that could sort file location would just put everything into a massive file that was sorted by file location but not in a tree system, so it was dramatically worse.
I probably didn't explain it well enough if you don't already use a similiar system on foobar but literally every other program i could abandon on windows for linux but foobar2k

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>>107690388
forgot pic, but this is generally how it is in horizontal but i use vertical monitors for foobar2k now

>>107689428
GIMP circle tool

CAD is de facto Windows-only even though in principle there's literally no reason a good Linux CAD program couldn't exist.

>>107689428
A bunch of my civ 6 ui mods.

>>107689428
printer drivers are aids (they work but at the cost of your sanity)

a good long term project that would be insanely useful actually is reverse engineering SoC's for tablets and phones and mobile hardware like touchscreens, battery bullshit, etc. so that we can put them into the kernel
https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Developing_with_postmarketOS
here check this out

Make after effects but for white people

>>107690371
Your mom sucks me off and fingers my bumhole.

>>107687064
Optimize software? LOL. That's not what modern software companies do. They only know how to buy better hardware. After two decades of being able to do that, they have no clue how to deal with software needing to be optimized. The irony is that software companies are trying to enable AI that would do away with all need for software expertise but since AI isn't smart enough for this, they stuck needing humans while also telling humans to fuck off.

This would not be a problem if US had not cock blocked china into getting into chip production

Now they have to suffer

This would not be a problem if US hadn't fucked Japan over out of chip production

Now they have to suffer

I like the use of kid gloves talking about a 'memory shortage' like it's some natural occurrence instead of a self-inflicted run on memory.

I'm sure those h1bs can solve this problem.

>>107690258
what the fuck are you talking about retard
what does desktop or viruses have to do with what im talking about?

>>107690083
It all depends what the faulty hardware is doing. Firing spurious IRQs, DMAing to the wrong place, or talking over another device on the bus (pre PCIe of course since that's point to point) are almost certain to cause a crash. Simply going into unexpected states can confuse the driver, which may trigger a panic because hardware is not behaving as it should.

SATA disconnecting is specifically handled by Linux, as part of SATA hot plug. Even if the board or port don't support hot plug, it will support hot unplug. It just might not recognize it without a reboot if it connects again.

You should really want a RAM stick dying to cause a panic, not a reboot. A panic might give some clue why it crashed, a hard reboot usually leaves no traces, but of course the lower RAM count isn't hard to notice. Though if the panic handler tries to write to the dead stick, it'll cause an exception inside the final exception handler, and on x86 that triggers a reset.

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>>107690316
>You should really want a RAM stick dying to cause a panic, not a reboot.
maybe
i remember it was a reboot but i might be wrong
i remember i couldnt find my last session in dmesg logs so maybe thats why i assumed?
it could also be that the stick died before ive turned my PC on and then after ive loaded with only 4 Gb of RAM OOM killer just fucking wasted everything on sight or something
but that would be a very weird thing to happen

>>107690366
It most likely just triggered faults inside of interrupt handlers repeatedly until the CPU reset.

>>107689098
I know I’m gonna commit suicide soon. Im such a fucking loser and a retard

>>107689141
Based shitler never doing any actual work your entire life other than putting daddy's money into some insider trading and hiding behind important women.

>>107689098
> impending AI collapse
> society laughs
kek

>>107689279
> thinks entering a prompt a special way will magically allow him to keep his job
kek you're funny

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>WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
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>smaller binaries than overbloated frameworks like capacitor or electron or react native whatever
>Native plugins allow low-level control over hardware
>compute-intensive tasks efficiently handled in C
>Compiles everywhere with minimal changes
>platform-specific binaries from a single codebase
>pure C/web
No large runtimes like node.js
>self-contained and bootstraps easily
>better than Apache Cordova because no node.js runtime
>ships to ALL native platforms + the web, unlike expo, capacitor, cordova, etc. (only Tauri 2.0 does this but its written in rust)
>consume less battery/storage

>>107690318

React native basically is typescript and their weird markup templating language (jsx i think) for rendering components that are backed by native implementation on android/ios/windows/etc. it’s just “use the same elm style ui in the web and someone will do the hard work of doing ffi with native ui” sort of thing.

this is just using the browser, so it’ll eat memory and battery life like crazy (not like react also does not because it uses a JS engine that has garbage collection so you get janky UI)

>>107690335

Webview eat battery like crazy dude
And you're still using the embedded JS runtime that is the cancer.

I basically just wanted a non-slop framework for shipping to every platform while using vanilla javascript and html / css

Tauri was so close, but it's written in rust.

>>107690351
node is the cancer
no node, no cancer

browsers tend to eat up data like crazy because websites are made crazy and google/apple are crazy

webview just renders html / javascript