Celediel

Tenacity is a community-run fork of Audacity, started after Audacity’s privacy fiasco.

Wow, nice, looks great! What do you use for tiling, and hiding the window borders?

Love the aesthetic and wallpaper! Everforest is such a great colour scheme.

Pretty! I love the colours, and what bits of the wallpaper I can see. Would you share the wallpaper?

Also, is that entirely emacs in the bottom screen, web browsing and ebook displaying?

Me alegra ver tantos hispanohablantes en /c/unixporn :)

I quit using Opera when it became just another Chromium fork, and never looked back. It seems like that was an excellent decision, lol.

Don’t worry, us native speakers do too.

Guess I shoulda known swaybar wouldn’t look like that! Waybar is just so versatile; every config I’ve seen looks completely different from the last. That’s the power of CSS I suppose!

Love to see Void here!

Is that sway’s built-in bar? Looks great.

This is unbelievable clean! That waybar looks so good.

Pretty sure it’s Taehyun. (sorry about Spanish Wikipedia, he doesn’t have an English page lol)

It’s one banana, Michael. What could it cost, $10?

And? I didn’t mention restic, nor did the person I was replying to. I was under the impression we were both talking about software being rewritten in Rust in general.

Use fd instead of find, or rg instead of grep and tell me there’s no gain. The speed increase alone is astounding, and beyond worth it.

Imagine a world where we’re all using 30 year old software because it “still kinda works”.

A culture entirely based on growth will do that eventually.

Most of the closed-source apps are shutting down, and the open-source one goes to a subscription model. What a time to be alive.

Well that’s good to know, thanks for the info. I’m a garbage programmer so I’m not familiar with the nuances of open-source licenses, and have only ever used MIT, because it was the most permissive and I never wrote anything worth stealing or that I really gave a shit about lmao.

I feel it. I followed a lot of innocuous bullshit, random stuff, and most of my comments followed suit. It’s been a long while since I felt like I could have a conversation on most parts of Reddit. There are some niche communities, and things that don’t work well without a lot of users, that I’ll miss, but I’m mostly glad to be not spending so much time on Reddit.

I do hope that the open-source nature of Lemmy, and the fediverse in general, will foster a better relationship between developers/admins and users/mods, and more development towards what the mods and users want and need out of the platform. I do have optimism for the future of such an open platform, although I do remember a time when Reddit’s software was open-source too.

I can’t personally speak for the accessibility issue, so I don’t know if it’s a problem here, but open-source should definitely help with that too.

Reddit will continue to grow and change, and it will get worse and worse for longtime users who remember the earlier years. I’m happy to abandon ship now so that it’s no longer my problem at least.

Exactly how I feel. I don’t think this will have a huge effect on the overall number of people on Reddit, but I certainly do think it will have a large effect on the moderation quality, and overall content/discussion quality. Reddit is, and has been, on its way to joining the homogenized social media group, that a lot of us were on Reddit to avoid.