• Blubber28@lemmy.world
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    9 hours ago

    Stop forcing Wayland into everything! Wayland just isn’t ready for this yet. My workflow requires five hopperclocks with different timings hooked up to an RS-snorlatch and inverse T-flip-flop. Wayland just doesn’t support that, and there are no signs that it ever will. I’ll stick with vanilla redstone, thank you very much.

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    10 hours ago

    What’s the point? I can’t come up with a possible use for this. Games need to be controlled sandboxes.

  • Otter@lemmy.ca
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    22 hours ago

    With everything running, you’ll be able to launch arbitrary programs and have the windows placed within the Minecraft world as if they were in-game. Users can place the windows in any orientation and can interact with them like any other desktop environment. [EVVIE] has released all of the code under the GPL for anyone wanting to try it out or build on the project itself.

    Oh, that’s not what I was expecting 😄

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    20 hours ago

    Holy fuck thanks for sharing, I always wanted to use my terminal on Linux just to show my friends how I can type “ls -l” and look like a hacker!

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    17 hours ago

    As the target audience of people who have a feeling they may be missing out on something they either need or want, but just don’t get it. Sell me!!!

    • cm0002@lemy.lolOP
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      16 hours ago

      Well off the top of my head it looks like a neat solution to have like a guide for something you want to do in world right there with you sort of like how books in the base game function lol