There is playtron, although it doesn’t look particularily promising atm

D:

I really like mint’s focus on providing good GUI’s, other distros would do well to copy them imo

nice!

Kind of seems like reinventing the wheel to me, given that I, at least, can maintain like 50wpm on my phone. I have a hard time imagining another design that could let me type faster.

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did I get it right?

I was really confused before reading the title lmao

What dumbass clickbait.

It’s microsoft publisher

Very good talk, I personally waste time daydreaming about how radically different the desktop could’ve been, if the xerox whatchamacallit was designed differently

pixi is super underrated in my opinion

Claiming we now speak in a chatbot-influenced dialect disregards the beauty of human expression. Language evolves with technology, but that doesn’t mean we’re losing our voice. Instead, we’re blending styles, adapting to new contexts while holding on to our rich heritage. Let’s celebrate this evolution rather than fear it; it reflects our creativity in an ever-changing world!

/j

yay! I made that icon :D

Everyone else in this comments section didn’t read the article lmao, it’s because they did steam deck specific fixes.

Go Live on Steamdeck is now faster with zero-copy encoding from Gamescope, making it possible to share the action with your friends without burning up your Steamdeck.

Ironically something like zoom might be right.

I can’t say for sure they have persistent chat, but maybe something like bigbluebutton could work?

That’s like 3 grand usd every year, who has that kind of money?

the “Why, github?” made me lol, thank you.

That menu is kind of insane though, especially how the useful stuff was clearly moved so you would click on the new stuff by accident.

But also, for people who do want to use ai, google’s ai is just better. Nano banana is genuinely impressive.

Yeah I agree, I’m just hoping they won’t drag it out too much.

Should be open to every chat app that adopts a certain protocol, so it’s odd that it’s only those two. Maybe they’re chosen because nobody uses them, and it makes it a good test.

Despite protests, whining, and even a few tears, I managed to convince my son that just as we must respect other children’s “toys” at school, we also must respect the “rights” of IP owners by not taking or using what belongs to others. Fortunately, Google’s platform includes a filter that prevents generating content involving well-known characters or protected IP. And, with that safeguard in place, we were able to return to story time, and all sleep a little better that night.

This paragraph made me irrationally angry, like, what the fuck.

Genuinely at a loss for words.