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Everything about the new desktop environment by System76.
https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic

Where to get:
>Arch
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/COSMIC
>Fedora
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ryanabx/cosmic-epoch/
>Nix
https://github.com/lilyinstarlight/nixos-cosmic

Dunno if this will or should be a regular thing. I just enjoyed the past threads.
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>>101841742
I like your maid!
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>>101841742
From this image it just looks like GNOME with an even uglier UI. I did a quick Google search and I'm thinking it's GNOME with an ugly UI and a few shitty extensions. Why were people hyped about this again?
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>>101841781
Thanks. I like her her too.

>>101841787
Yawn.
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Tried to install it on a laptop I had laying around before putting it on my daily driver, realized quickly that its wifi controller has no linux drivers anywhere, not just in pop OS. Easy fix though, ordered a well supported replacement $20.

Is there a list of keybinds for their tiling behavior? Messed around with a bit, like it, but can't replicate most of the tricks they show in videos.
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>>101841787
It's for nocoding GNOMEfags who don't like ebussy so they switch to "Cosmic" (GNOME) to make them feel better without having to admit KDE was right.
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>>101842386
Not sure if there's a fancy web page up yet, but why don't you check options/keybindings? I should probably look into that eventually, given that it's built in already, but don't really see the point outside of tmux either.
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is there a fedora atomic image yet? i could rebase to it and check it out.
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>>101842687
There's a guy working on it.
https://github.com/ublue-os/cosmic
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>>101841742
Can Cosmic be installed on Void Linux?
Will it even work? Does it have any systemd dependencies?
I couldn't find any reports of it running on Void thus far.
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>>101842828
thanks, i'll give it a shot on my thinkpad. i assume the silverblue/kinoite variants include their respective desktops in case cosmic breaks?
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>>101841742
>new
>it's just another GNOME reskin
Put it into the trash with Mate.
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>>101841787
>alpha has been officially released for (1) day
>OMG IT DOESNT HAVE AS MANY FEATURES AS KDE AND GNOME??!!
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>>101841742
Can I try it on an iso? I'm not going to install another DE. KDE serves me fine but I want to try it no strings attached.
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>>101843069
https://system76.com/cosmic
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>>101842902
i can confirm it works

i already like it better than gnome despite the bugs, fuck you ebussy
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>>101841742
He should be your wallpaper, also what's so special about cosmic I keep hearing about it but it just looks like GNOME
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>>101841742
How lightweight is it? I just want a fast and snappy DE. Hope they improve the customizability in the future. I'm sick of minimal flatshit.
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>>101843706
GNOME gui but without the garbage devs. Useful features gnome doesn't add and no gtk since it's made with iced using rust. Wayland by default too.
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>>101841742
thanks but I'm using kde plasma 6
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>>101843803
Based
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>>101841742
it takes way too long time to compile from source and the aur packages have issues with git lfs
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>>101841742
why the giant flashy borders
who needs them
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>>101844292
you can turn them off
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>>101841742
just trying this this dude popos on a liveiso dont know what to think about it yet
>>101841787
the destruction of gnome of course
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>>101841742
does it have dynamic workspaces?
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>>101841742
how is it?
does it run better than gnome?
not using javascript should make it 1000 times better
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>>101844292

Anyone who doesn't disable all effects on a fresh install of any distro is retarded imo.
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>>101841742
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>>101841742
post shork
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>>101846084
ellen from zenless zone zero
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>>101841742
>Dunno if this will or should be a regular thing.
I don't see why it would. I would think it would work better as a one off threads rather than a general. Besides, seems a bit early on that front as well since it is still in Alpha. Unless the Anon's here are contributing to its development or something, I can't see many talking points right now.
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>>101846084
pic

>>101845757
>>101843767
Can't really tell on lightweight yet. It's obviously using a lot of GPU acceleration, can't even try on a VM without it, but definitely feels more "snappy" compared to Gnome.

>>101844292
They're probably catering a bit to their bubble tiling users at the moment, it's basically an oversized active marker. It can be disabled first thing already. I assume if more normies get into it, it'll be disabled by default.
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Gave it a try on my laptop, ran into a few bugs but seems to be going in the right direction.
I don't think I'll bother switching from sway until 1.0, though.
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>>101847440
>sway
If you're that deep into proper tiling i doubt you need cosmic anytime soon, unless you're overly hyped over rust default apps as well. Looking at the old gnome+extensions cosmic, it was never more than gimmick tiling to slightly improve workflow and maybe impressing your coworkers.
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https://github.com/ublue-os/cosmic
Anyone tried this? There's no iso unlike Bluefin and Aurora, so I'm not sure if I should wait.
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>>101847543
Yeah, no need for me to rush to switch.
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>>101844300
can you tell which window is selected if you turn it off?
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>>101847654
not as easily
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>>101847622
Lurk more.
>>101842828
>>101842902
>>101843251
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>>101845621
Yes.
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>>101841787
>Why were people hyped about this again?
It's the anti-GNOME. I like it so far.
When it goes stable, I will install it on more than just my old Thinkpad.
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>>101847849
does the active window even matter with tiling on?
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>>101843767
>How lightweight is it? I just want a fast and snappy DE.
This is the fastest DE I have ever used but it is still incomplete.
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>>101845757
>does it run better than gnome?
way better, but it is definitely incomplete and not worth trying on a machine you need until they reach beta.
if you have a throwaway desktop or laptop, try it.
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>>101841742
OP you have to mention this is an ALPHA or you will have retards in here acting like this is a stable DE. Do better, fucker.
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>>101847409
i think i like maids now, huh
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>>101841781
kys
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>>101847409
SHARK SEXO
>>101848559
>This is the fastest DE I have ever used
Yeah I've heard other anon compare it to LXQt in that regard. Seems promising.
>but it is still incomplete
I'll probably wait a year or two before using it.
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>>101848882
>Yeah I've heard other anon compare it to LXQt in that regard. Seems promising.
It's definitely around that speed yeah. There's a lot of design work that needs to be done and re-done but yeah it looks promising.
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Zoomie trolls here are lacking. There are way more obvious targets like
>doesn't come with a default image viewer
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>tfw burgers aren't interested in cosmic
Sad. It do be a euro thing then.

>>101849535
Just ignore them.
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/g/ is an exwm board.
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GNOME is fine tbdesu
cute maid thoughbeit
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>>101851027
/g/ isn't even a twm board.
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>>101850920
>It do be a euro thing then
Unironically yes. Muricans may shout freedom 200 times a day, but can't live without a strong man guiding them. Either Trump or Ebussy, someone has to tell them what's good for them.
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can confirm, need strong male guidance
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Are there any systemd dependencies? I'd like to fuck around on Artix

>>101850920
I may hate China and Genshin, but ZZZ girls are pretty cute.
t. Blue Archive enjoyer
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shark pantyhose
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>>101851175
I do think so? At least the default way is built around a systemd extension. Not sure how feasible a wayland only compositor without systemd is these days anyway.
>China
Gotta love them turning into giga weebs without japan really lifting a finger.

>>101851273
Don't need to imagine.
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>>101848757
This is a maidposting site.
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>>101841742
nice spade cuck
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>>101847622
Just rebase from working u blue
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>>101851449
Damn, that's the rough. Oh well, I've got a Fedora ThinkPad I can putz around on
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>>101841742
>Rust
I will not use your product
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I commend s76 for bringing competition to the GUI space in Linux but I won't use it anytime soon
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>>101848757
Uhh kyss to you too? The fuck kinda faggotry is this?
Fuck off.
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>>101855435
Why not?
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>>101847622
you need to install fedora silverblue first. i kinda wish we had coreos isos to start from.
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>>101848558
why would it not?
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i'm the guy running it on an old X201 Thinkpad. it works shockingly well so far. you can tell a lot of stuff isn't quite done yet but it's promising. the app store doesn't even look like it has a sorting mechanism.
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>>101856766
Well, it is an alpha after all. Right now my biggest annoyance is the lack of basic apps. Sure, I don't have expect them to have a full feature image viewer and media player, but i expected them to ship at least some alternative..
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>>101858755
yeah i use qt apps from flathub as a standby. the gnome ones absolutely do suck shit. even outside of gnome they don't have minimize/maximize buttons.
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>>101858779
What image viewer did you choose? I did like eye of gnome for what it is, so I'll probably stick with nomacs.
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>>101858849
i use gwenview since i already had it installed before i rebased to cosmic. normally i prefer nsxiv, however.
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>>101841742
o wow another gnome fork
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>>101858882
o wow did you came up with that one all by yourself?
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>>101858868
>nsxiv
Would that even work without shenanigans?
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>>101858948
i used it on my main desktop running KDE for years, it works. to get it on my fedora atomic laptop i'd have to set up some container for it which i'm too lazy for.
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>>101841742
Is there any way to turn those hideous borders off? It looks odd.
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>>101859734
Yes, there is. Lurk more.
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>>101856443
>you need to install fedora silverblue first
Won't that leave stuff like config files from GNOME in my home folder?
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>>101858779
>i use qt apps
>they don't have minimize/maximize buttons
cosmic trannies everyone. looks like it's gonna be a DE for ex win11 toddlers
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>>101859809
only if you log in

>>101859813
gnome doesn't have these unless you play with dconf or gnome-tweaks, fuck off.
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>>101859833
as expected from win11 toddler being physically unable to change settings. maybe just stay on win11?
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>>101859813
>>101859911
Yawn.
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>>101859929
thanks for the (you)s. cool kids on 4chan used to break reply links instead of posting quirky one liners
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>>101858779
Should be somewhere in settings > desktop > window something. That complaint already appeared earlier.
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>>101860085
oh that's just one of my many grievances with gtk/libadwaita. the CSDs are also pretty awful and eat up screen real estate.
>>
feet
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>>101855435
>I commend s76 for bringing competition to the GUI space in Linux
me too but i will use it when it goes beta
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>>101858779
>yeah i use qt apps from flathub as a standby. the gnome ones absolutely do suck shit. even outside of gnome they don't have minimize/maximize buttons.
the cosmic team is making their own image viewer to add to cosmic
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>>101855580
You fuck off, maidposting subhuman trash.
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I like it
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>>101861977
what about them, anon
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>>101841742
>>101847409
>>101850920
>>101851449
>>101864988
I don't mind ads if they use pictures like this
when it hits debian stable (in the year 2040) I might move to it from KDE
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>>101864388
I am not the mentally ill maidretard, I just have no fucking idea why you had to post that faggotry.
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https://github.com/pop-os/repo-release
https://github.com/pop-os/repo-release
https://github.com/pop-os/repo-release

this tells you when you get new updates to the alpha iso
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I'm just waiting for this to go stable and then I'll upgrade my PC from Pop_OS 22.04 to 24.04. When I tested the current alpha it was pretty good already. Just needs more time in the oven.
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>>101865493
>pop-os
Ok, what does that have to do with cosmic?
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>>101841742
>requires gnome-shell
>requires poopos shell and theme
Uh, this doesn't sound like a new DE
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>>101866951
>requires gnome-shell
>requires poopos shell and theme
It doesn't.
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How are the updoots on Arch? Do you constantly feel small things improving?
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>>101866706
>I'm just waiting for this to go stable and then I'll upgrade my PC from Pop_OS 22.04 to 24.04. When I tested the current alpha it was pretty good already. Just needs more time in the oven.
this is me
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>>101866899
for people who are using the officially supported distro + DE
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>>101866706
>Just needs more time in the oven.
At day three i'm starting to disagree. For home use it's already enough, given that one will customise their experience anyway.

>>101866983
>Updoots on Fedora
Practically i only noticed minor options moving, but i don't have many things to complain about either. The dock can be easily moved wherever you want(yes, it's not a fucking extension anymore), the active window marker disabled and everything shown in the top bar can be moved or hidden as well.
The shots at gnome are more than obvious.
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>>101867083
Well honestly the only issue I ran into really is that it wouldn't mount my ntfs drives. Otherwise it was actually pretty usable.
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>>101866706
>>101867022
Me from Ubuntu 24.04 to Pop_OS 24.04
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>>101841742
>>101867083
Ok, if it's all that great, where's the catch? It seems a bit ridiculous that a few rust bros locked themselves in their basement for a few years and are now taking on one of the oldest and well funded desktop environment on linux..
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>>101867158
What's the joke here?
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>>101867123
Thankfully i don't have any of those anymore. If you used a fresh install did you install the ntfs package? At least on fedora it's not a default anymore.

>>101867170
Honestly i have no answer for you. Any meme ebussy crawled too much up his ass answer is as good as mine.

>>101867178
Something about gnome being the big jew or the other way round. Besides best to ignore polfags, cosmic is just a corporate product as gnome.
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>>101867083
>i don't have many things to complain about either. The dock can be easily moved wherever you want
the settings pages could be way more intuitive though. they need to redo them after they are done adding all the major features.
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>>101867170
>It seems a bit ridiculous that a few rust bros locked themselves in their basement for a few years
what are you even talking about? this is a real company based in the USA.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System76
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>>101841742
Omg im addicted to her feet
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>>101841742
My male penis part is hard for maid feet
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>>101867158
>>101867178
Canonical was infiltrated by one of the chosen people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Silber
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>>101867346
Right now cosmic-epoch has 31 contributors, looking a bit deeper, libcosmic has 20 and cosmic-session 12. Now compare that to gnome..
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>>101867472
We shall see which one the community likes best in about 5 years. GNOME better step it up.
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COSMIC is fantastic, but for some reason it has a lot of issues with games.
https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-epoch/issues/311
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>>101867688
Can someone confirm if using gamescope gets rid of the issues?
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>>101867361
>his pale penis is soft for maid feet
Ahahahahah
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>>101867688
Huh, Stellaris worked fine for me yesterday.
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I wish we still had poster counter for threads like this one.
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>>101867688
Most of the games I've tried just werk but I only really play weebshit.
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>>101867688
Might be because it is an alpha....
But it does work with all my games
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>>101841742
>discord
maidfags have 1 reply to redeem themselves
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>>101841742
can you post the full pape?
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https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-greeter/blob/master/src/locker.rs#L477
this code looks like literal dogshit
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>>101868816
eli the avatarfagigng retard uses windows, kek

it feels really good when their threads get deleted
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>>101868816
>Oh no! I'm using discord! Like every person with a social life..
The horror!

>>101868941
Sure, but it's really just white filled from the image above >>101847409
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>>101869656
I thought it's a typical macfag desu, but windows was definitly last on the list.
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>>101869321
You might not like it but this is what highly safe code looks like.
>>
feet
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>>101871151
Besides switch case opinions, what's particular wrong with it? Even i could read that.
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>>101872141
It's the Rust equivalent of doing
if () {
if () {
if () {
// do stuff
} else {
printf("");
}
} else {
printf("");
}
} else {
printf("");
}

which works, but is ugly as sin.
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>>101872216
So elseif?
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>>101872339
Clearly not the same thing, since with elseif you don't branch out.
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>>101871042
Thanks for the pape
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>>101871042
>discord
>every person with a social life
wut
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>>101872984
Time to touch grass, anon.
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>>101841742
>gachashit cringe anime "waifu" wallpaper
>beta testing cosmic for a laptop company like a good beta numale
>24/7 active on a 4chan thread getting mad at being called a loser
Involuntarily Celibate Thread
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>>101871042
>pisscorp
>social life
KEK TRANNY enjoy grooming in bearcord i guess
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>>101871042
can I be your friend
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>>101873082
>touch grass
>discord
??????
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So what's missing other than HDR and VRR?
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>>101871042
I just know you're in a fag server that's all. I also use discord but only to have a direct channel to open source devs and other people working on a project, discord is ideal because easy it is
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>>101873547
>tfw it took me that long
Yeah, i get how bearcore would get that impression, but really it's just the joke of the week. Haven't looked into big public servers for quite a while now. They all seemed to become hollow, inactive shells for stupid questions. Maybe a euro thing, but some have whatsapp, some have signal, but everyone under thirty here has discord.

>>101873132
Sorry, i don't believe in internet friends. Try joining your local bouldering club.
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>>101873464
They are missing someone to stop the project from adding useless features. Someone like Mr. Emanuelle Bassi.
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>start Noita
>the entire DE crashes
into the garbage it goes until they'll fix these issues with proton
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>>101873790
>bouldering
I wish I could, there's nothing where I live
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>>101873790
>They all seemed to become hollow, inactive shells for stupid questions
ruthless moderation and a channel dedicated to questions filters out 99% of the stupid. For example I frequent the sfml channel and it's all regulated discussing their projects and solutions. A big project with a healthy community.
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>>101873790
How did you find people IRL that wouldn't be weirded out by your wallpaper?
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>>101867688
Be sure to install updates to get fixes for XWayland issues with fullscreen games on NVIDIA graphics drivers.
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>>101843767
The compositor is faster than sway, with a similar memory requirement. The default applet layout needs about as much memory as KDE and GNOME. But it's definitely much faster than the two.

Out of the box, Pop!_OS needs about 700 MB RAM, but will scale with the amount of RAM in the system. They use a higher default value for vm.watermark_scale_factor, so the kernel has a higher memory caching threshold.
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>>101874015
Any club, church maybe? If not maybe do try finding some people online for your own sanity. But really, if your place is actually that dead think about biting the bullet and moving. At some point you'll have to spend the rest of your life there.

>>101874164
Eh, looking at the csg server as prominent example, 10k members whatnot, engagement is dead. Same with a national diy servers. People just left after rona, more that they joined before. Or maybe i just had a particular bad experience.

>>101874493
Who cares what background you have on your home PC? The worst I've had yet was a chuckle, else just other weebs coming out.

>>101874712
Thanks, that's kinda what i hoped to see in this thread.
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>>101874493
>his bg isn't a furry porn slideshow
idgaf it's a workstation
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>>101873970
>downloads alpha
>gets mad when alpha crashes
Retard
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So the gaming stuff is kinda making me shy away from using this full time but I like the underlying software quite a bit. How would Ubuntu or Mint do on gaming?
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How come i can't change the date and time? I know it's an alpha release but that's a very basic function, there's nothing on the "Region & Language" tab and "Set automacally" doesn't do anything
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>>101878497
I had to set mine in the terminal.
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>>101878523
I forgot to the obligatory fresh install update and now that i did it, it worked. But still it should release with such a basic thing out of the box working properly
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>>101878497
Haven't noticed that one yet. Probably worked good enough on every developer's machine TM.
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>>101878452
>How would Ubuntu or Mint do on gaming?
Look into trying out https://nobaraproject.org
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>>101851027
this is FACT
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I can't install deb packages, when i right click on the deb file the properties option is very basic and it doesn't let me change permissions for it such as "run as program", i can't open it with the store either. Trying sudo apt install [path] says it's an unsupported file
Should i install GDebi?
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>>101881386
>Should i install GDebi?
obviously
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>>101881386
>Should i install GDebi
Just use dpkg/apt like normal human being.
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>>101842828
>https://github.com/ublue-os/cosmic
Are the ISOs not out yet? They're mentioned in the readme.
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>>101884346
frankly everything surrounding github actions is incomprehensible to me
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>>101884346
See
>>101852513
>>101856443
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>>101878497
>How come i can't change the date and time?
Update your packages and try again.
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>>101841742
I hope its ready by 2026, for Ubuntu 26.04
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>>101842858
It does not have any systemd dependencies. The developers have said it also works fine on BSD
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How is it possible that COSMIC Alpha crashes less often than KDE Plasma?
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>>101867927
>weebshit
Do VNs play well on Linux/Wayland/COSMIC via Proton?
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>>101886031
use gamescope
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>>101885595
I see that, but also >>101851449. If there's someone on Alpine, Artix, BSD, Void, could we get some affirmation?
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>>101871151
>hadoken brakets pattern
You cant be doin monads like that ;_;
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>>101886185
Any dependence on systemd is created by the package maintainer for your distro. You can build it from source just fine without systemd
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member when pop os had scrolling worspaces?
i member
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>>101885801
The compositor is written in Rust.
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>>101886930
Soon, anon
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>>101841742
not bad, and it seems stable for alpha release.
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where is minimize in Firefox?
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>>101889851
Why is it even considered an early alpha if it works so well?
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>>101889909
it is kinda barebones still, that's one of the things I can notice right away. also gnome apps work, but they look broken. no wonder, gnome apps look like shit on anything other than gnome. if they want respectable DE they should write their own app suite though
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>>101889875
It's a bug. If you disable and re-enable the minimize/maximize buttons in the settings, they show up again.
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Serpent OS is developing an installer with COSMIC's libcosmic toolkit instead of GTK. Perhaps the first of many to adopt COSMIC as their chosen platform.
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i like COSMIC so far but I don't know how to feel about yet another DE entering the scene. and not just DE, but having its own toolkit as well.
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>>101887257
Then why does it work at all?
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>>101845798
+++++
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>>101890203
Because it's written in Rust.
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>>101890160
>yet another DE
All the previous DEs were just forks of GTK/GNOME and Qt/KDE Plasma, so it's good that finally there's something new.
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>>101890160
I know how to feel: pretty damn great.
It was about time something other than GTK/Qt entered the scene.
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>>101890076
>Serpent OS
Which init does it use?
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>>101841742
King!
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>>101889909
What's working well is really just a compositor and window manager yet. A full DE includes terminal emulator, text editor, image viewer, media player and maybe some kind of office tools of which listed are barely 50% done. That and nignags like the clock is why it's still an alpha.
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kek, it seems to struggle with understanding where window edges are in emacs. for example resize arrow shows over the minibuffer area. but those are minor nitpicks. I am not noticing any major issues yet. not a single crash surprisingly
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>>101890320
people gave power to GNOME/GTK willingly. for example, XFCE used to have their own toolkit, I think it was called something like xforms. no one forced them to switch to GTK
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>>101890489
And thats why Ebussy and other footfags have the audacity to be incompetent twats that do nothing all day while receiving fuck ton off money. Cosmic has potential to actually dethrone gnome and become a default DE for many distros, not only as a flavor.
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>>101847409
>GPU acceleration
I'm out
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>>101890489
And now S76 is taking some of it away willingly too.
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>>101890575
kek, thank you for reminding me of this gold
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>>101890438
The clock has already been fixed.
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>>101890960
Yeah, like imagine being such a conceited buffoon like him.
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>>101890960
Ironically, they aren't particularly wrong on this one. Cosmic's current plan for accessibility is to use the new accessibility framework developed by a gnome dev.
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>>101891174
so it will be gnome under the hood?
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>no indication of how many app instances/windows are open
pls fix
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>>101841742
Source for the wallpaper?
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explicit sync?
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>>101891221
No, Newton is not a GNOME project. It's an AccessKit project, which is being sponsored by GNOME.

>>101891174
Matt Campbell is not a gnome dev. From their bio: "Software developer, formerly at Microsoft, now leader of the AccessKit open-source project (https://accesskit.dev/)"

The COSMIC team has been actively working on implementing accessibility in iced, smithay, and COSMIC. Newton is a piece of the puzzle for enabling accessibility in Wayland environments.
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Will you keep using COSMIC or are you just testing it and then switching back to GNOME and KDE Plasma until a stable release?
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>>101893214
I'm on Windows right now, but I plan to keep booting on my COSMIC partition every couple days to see how things are going.
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>>101890438
yeah i noticed the actual desktop part is somewhat stable and good. it's the rest that kinda sucks for now.

it's about time we got a proper tiling/floating hybrid compositor. i guess you could rice hyprland to do it too but that's ass.
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>>101841787
Made in Rust. Make of that what you will
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Yes, do say I say!
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>>101893214
i am keeping the live USB with persistent storage. it shows promise. i might even swap Ubuntu Unity for this if it improves further (Unity is kinda falling apart and is being maintained by literally 1 person)
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>>101893214
I mostly use Xfce but I think I will switch to Cosmic when it goes stable. This is way better than Xfce for me.
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>>101891711
See above. I already posted them.

>>101893214
Right now i run it fulltime at home. As much as that says for the four days? were on right now.
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>>101886575
Functionlet here. How would you do this with a monadic pattern while still logging useful errors and not being even uglier?
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modern and snappy, a very rare combination
for this reason i will be using it
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>>101841742
thanks for the goon sauce OP
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>>101894441
>I mostly use Xfce but I think I will switch to Cosmic when it goes stable. This is way better than Xfce for me.
I am using Xubuntu but this PopOS alpha iso is pretty good so far. I might convert if they can meet all my needs.
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>>101896535
What needs would an xfeces user have? Your whole "DE" is barely more than the shell.
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>>101841742
Is there an easy way to install COSMIC alongside another desktop environment?
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>>101897047
yes
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>>101897047
doas pacman -S cosmic-session-git
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looks good
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>>101898539
fag
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>>101898784
>"I don't consider you human"
>furry
opinion discarded
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>>101898539
>I took one look at the volume slider and won't be bothering with this alpha shit for at least 2 years
Still looks good for the first ever public release. No desktop looks the same after the first alpha.
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>>101898784
>>101898814
>>101898835
haha faggot furry got rekt
love to see it.
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>>101898239
give it 1 year or 2 and it will be better than most of the mature DEs available.
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>>101898784
>>101898835
>actual furry
>doesn't even deny it
Go kill yourself.
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>>101900012
What exactly isn't comfy on your eyes right now?
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>>101864388
This is a maidposting site, newmaid.
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>>101897047
Õ¸akadashi
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Anyone using it on a laptop? How's the battery life? Do touchpad gestures use three fingers like GNOME or four like Plasma, and are they customizable?
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>>101904154
I messed around for a couple minutes on my ThinkPad, I'm pretty sure you can remap gestures. I know by default they use four fingers.
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>you define keyboard shortcuts by typing them instead of pressing the keys
interedasting. does any other DE does it like this?
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I'll stay with Linux Mint and Cinnamon as my Desktop Environment.
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>>101906532
About every tiling window manager does, which is probably what this is aimed at as well.
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>>101906532
It's only a temporary thing.
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Does it have something like Ark to archive and extract files?
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>>101907313
It has like 4 most basic apps that do the bare minimum. It's actually an alpha, I don't know what's with this insane shilling, retards should wait until it reaches beta at least.
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>>101907607
It can't get better unless people actually use it outside of virtual machines and report bugs.
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>>101907665
Except autists aren't promoting it as something everyone needs to test, they're promoting it as a DE everyone should be using right now. Knowing how some retards can't handle even kde or gnome they really, REALLY should not be using comic as it is right now.
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>>101907724
stfu ebussy, cosmic mogs gnome
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>>101907724
No one here is doing this though. Go back to twatter or whatever room you're hearing you're promoter voices from.
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>>101841742
can it run quake3?
can it run all the apps for x11?
can it run homm?
can it run wine?
can it run under x11?

>b-but

well, then i'm not interested.
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>>101907221
i wish it stays, i like it
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>>101909473
>can it run quake3?
>can it run homm?
>can it run wine?
yeah? why wouldn't it?
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>>101908190
it kinda does already in terms of usability
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>>101909515
so, 3 out of 5?
wayland shills love when shit doesnt work.
wayland shills love it when all things that worked break.
on top of that, they probably love systemd. its amazing really.
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>>101909473
Sorry, it doesn't like faggots. It's not for you.
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>>101912497
i'm as straight as an oak balk.
i've been using init + xorg since 20 years. changed distros one time

you are obviously distrohopping which is infinitely more gay
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>>101912753
Just fuck off when being called out. You're still a faggot.
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>>101907724
>they're promoting it as a DE everyone should be using right now.
nobody is saying that, you dumb spaz
we all said its an alpha not to be used on a machine you need.
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>>101912845
>just fuck off when being called out
are you this new?
what a faggot tranny, go suck some niggertrannycock. lmao wtf.

don't you know i'm here forever? you cant just make me disappear. lmao
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>>101912922
It is implied because you made a thread about it
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>>101912976
Wrong person, but yeah, maybe could've put an obvious "alpha" somewhere in OP. Then again you should be seeing that three times over by whatever installation option you take.
I'll keep it in mind if there'll be another thread after.
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>>101841742
>gnome but slightly different
What's the point?
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>>101913510
>slightly different
are you retarded?
why do you even post? you're so dumb and don't even know what you're talking about.
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>>101845798
Retard.
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>>101913470
Haven't changed it yet. Liking it as well.

>>101913510
No gnome devs is probably biggest reason on 4chan. Besides that it's wayland only, memory safe and configurable. Their whole stick is basically a DE for the more average user rather than the locked down office experience from RHEL/ubuntu with default gnome.
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>>101913522
What's different about it? Everything I see is just gnome
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>>101913821
>>101913510
Oh, i forgot my small personal favourite: a first party side/bottom panel. It is very comfy.
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>>101841742
>Ugly adwaita cursor
Into the recycle bin.
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>>101913522
>why do you even post? you're so dumb and don't even know what you're talking about.

> Tells someone they're wrong and retarded
> Refuses to elaborate

Classic Linux user.
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>>101914489
>retard doesn't even know what cosmic is
if you don't know what cosmic is, don't post here.
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>>101913842
>What's different about it? Everything I see is just gnome
try reading about cosmic instead of just pretending this is "just gnome" you dumb monkey
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>>101914752
>>101914760
Please be nice. We don't wanna be a gnome issue thread after all.

>>101913842
>>101914489
See >>101913821 >>101913905
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I like it. I do need more features though.
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>>101841742
>>101841787
>>every reply
Just use MATE and maybe the sheer volume of users abandoning GNOME and avoiding Cosmic will get MATE development back in the limelight. I'm saying old GNOME now known as MATE was and is a great DE. I'm not saying shit about any other mainstream DE. Simply saying that MATE is not getting the development attention that it deserves (and at some point it could be re-introduced as GNOME 4, The Original or some shit).
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I see these DE fanboy and hater threads and after 3 almost 4 years daily driving Linux machines, I'm very seriously thinking I made a giant mistake. This is the "Community" I'm part of AND supposed to rely for support?
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>>101917905
It won't come back, anon.
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>>101917905
MATE is dead, anon. They fucked up by not taking it to the level and using South American names for their packages.
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https://youtu.be/xdhayXZ3khk
One of the COSMIC devs (mmstick) said "What you see today was developed in 2 years. It's not going to take 2 years to finish the remaining features." in a comment.
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Dropping Xfce for this when it goes beta. It is way smoother.
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>>101923162
Nice. Hopefully we get a full release in a year.
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>>101923200
>Nice. Hopefully we get a full release in a year.
The beta won't be out until Spring or Summer 2025 by the looks of things. There's a lot of stuff that they need to add and refine before they can code freeze and fix all the major bugs.

I don't expect Cosmic to leave beta until April 2026 when Ubuntu 26.04 LTS comes out just in time for another Pop!OS cycle. So yeah, it will take 20 months instead of 24.
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>COSMIC Immutable UI
>COSMIC Immutable UI
>COSMIC Immutable UI
Looks like Pop!OS might be going Silverblue
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>>101923579
>COSMIC dev: "it's not going to take two years"
>/g/ schizo: "it's going to take two decades, trust me"
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>>101923666
>>COSMIC Immutable UI
wdym Satan?
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>>101923793
Who said it is gonna take 2 decades?
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>>101923666
Also i made it the fuck up.
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>>101923666
immutable pop wouldn't be that bad of an idea after that steam packaging bug.
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https://github.com/pop-os/core
Seems to have been abandoned.
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>tiling and stacking
The fuck is that for in a workflow? If just stack my programme then why bother with workspaces at all? Seems a lot like wasted resources to me.
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>>101926692
I do something similar in my workflow. Like, sometimes I have 3 Android Studio instances open in the exact same position and cmd-tab between them to get to the one I want.
Keeping them in separate workspaces makes no sense for me, and I usually have 10 of them.
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GNOME or KDE until COSMIC gets a stable release?



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