Re: haiku what do you find so promising about it? I've played around with it. I imagine it isn't just the desktop experience?
Conservatives have been homophobic and racist since there has been a conservative. "Actually China did that"
I'm guessing it's because it's a "frontier" in communication that capital hasn't figured out how to monetize
You won't believe me, but I've found something sort of like that old Internet atmosphere in VRchat of all places.
GROSS RUSSLAND
I usually start off with some Dune lore as a litmus test to see if we can be friends.
- On sway I have this setup that lets me run two instances of any lan-only game in a couch co-op side by side configuration, each window getting its own mouse and keyboard or gamepad.
- Setting up a keybind to do an arbitrary thing is so easy on sway that I'll set one up just for one task I'm working on then delete it later.
- Put a task bar on the left, the right, the top, half of the screen, the middle of the screen? Whatever, go wild.
- BTRFS with Timeshift leveraging BTRFS's COW system to give me essentially free backups that I can boot into? Saved my tailfeathers a few times.
Yes do. The deckbuilder portion is the most fun I've ever played and it changes up the formula so often it's almost disorienting,
I keep seeing ads saying "This credit card is worth its weight in gold!" But how much does a credit card weigh? What is that, $50 in gold? That isn't nearly as impressive as it's supposed to sound.
Isn't a sacrifice supposed to be worth something?
Tell me about it! I didn't have so much as a sniffle while COVID measures were in effect even as poorly followed as they were. Second day this year I was already sick!
I'm going to start with a couple projects that don't already exist.
Something like the AUR but for non executable content like movies or books. I'm imagining something like;
(program name) -m (medium, eg. Book, magazine, article (or "print" for any text document) Show, Movie (or video for any video document) and so on) (search term)
A project that allows a full installed-in-place Linux installation with grub and all, no USB drive required. If that's a two stage thing where it partitions a section of the drive then installs an installer there, then reboots to that installer, or some other thing doesn't matter. No, not whatever Ubuntu used to do, I mean a proper installation.
A program that tricks lan games into playing in side by side couch coop. I've figured out a method for doing this using multiseat on swayWM but it's pretty complicated and touchy.
An open source car computer software. Not for the infotainment.
An open source printer that works.
A liquid democracy voting system
Things that actually exist:
Minetest, specifically creating tools to help existing Minecraft mods be ported over.
GIMP
IPFS, try to get it in use in more places by default (AUR seems promising?)
Wine