Holy Torvalds, that intro video was hard to watch.

It’s because he hasn’t tried Arch yet.

It is for me, only Ublue distros at home.

Windows 11 static recomp in rust for web browsers, lol… vibers these days XD.

Brew, but better. I see a bright future ahead.

Technically yes, commercially no. The Video-wall term comes from the digital signage industry, which Nvidia is targeting with this enhancement.

For anyone confused: this is targeted towards the video-wall use case. Many displays acting as one.

That restriction would rule out Linux. Would that be OK?

Both the Linux Foundation and the EFF have permissive policies towards AI generated code, even Linus Torvalds accepts it as a tool.

Some FOSS projects that have AI generated code in it:

• The Linux kernel
• Fedora
• Mesa 3D
• Jellyfin
• Firefox
• Chromium
• Homebrew
• OpenSSL
• FFmpeg
• Curl

Should we ban them all? If so, this community would be either dead soon OR it would be hypocritical.

Or because they started pre-AI it’s ok now? Shouldn’t we care more about disclosure, policies, licensing, code quality and maintainability?

Users should downvote crappy software and crappy devs, regardless of the tool it was written with.

The limits imposed by the license will harm adoption, I hope I’m wrong but there will be no community around this. It will most likely be DOA. Which is a shame… The AGPL would better protect his interests.

If it’s not really FOSS, It’s just an attention grabbing, open washing failure in progress, sponsored by people who don’t understand the licensing implications.

What benefits does Minecraft Bedrock have over Java? Cross-play? My kid plays modded Java. Mainly Cobblemon.

I’m drooling over this. I hope the community picks this up, this could be extended to better support Android apps on Linux phones for example.

I’m not a dev, but bootc sounds like the way forward. Like, it has ostree baked in, so you get all of it’s benefits without having to deal with the drawbacks.

On top of that, bootc is more distro agnostic. So, ideal for an Arch base. And most of all, your distro would be contributing to the community for being a bootc arch reference.

https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/wtf-is-cloud-native-and-what-is-all-this/5147

https://github.com/bootcrew/mono

Praise the lord (Linus), the one Windows feature I’ve been missing.

Speaking of pointers and clicking… the feature to scroll by holding down the middle mouse button and moving the pointer now has a new optional triggering mode: you can press the middle mouse button to enter and exit this scrolling mode, without having to hold it down. This makes it bit closer to the “Autoscroll” feature on Windows.

Why ostree instead of bootc?

IIRC Wayland is only a spec, compositora are the implementation. I believe Wayland has a reference competitor, maybe target that?

In my experience, the only safe way to dual boot is on two drives and use the bios to chose the OS.

Every other method is a countdown to a screwed up boot process.

ok I understand now, thanks for clarifying. My interpretation is that you had very bad past experiences, so now you now want something that just gets the job done and doesn’t ever change. Fair enough, that is absolutely a very valid posture. It just comes down to personal preference and as such, respectable.

You seem well versed in what you understand as bad design with dark patterns. However, I must ask you: do you aknowledge that there is good design in this world, capable of making people of all kind (technical and casuals) understand and enjoy more the software they chose ?