Great project to take inspo and some code from but AGS/EWW shells are archived

Eww isn’t archived though it hasn’t been updated in 6 months. AGS is still active: https://github.com/Aylur/ags

Do you know any gtk equivalents of DMS or Noctalia (complete shells)?

is inclusive

You need to explain exactly what the last one means, and how it compares to similar software.

Devs: makes a completely optional unnecessary subscription

Users:

We stray from Foss with each day

Apart from this being terribly written

Agreed.

Wine is successful because of the decades of work put into it. For Darling to reach that level of support it would need a herculean amount of effort as well.

Well it helps that its open source & apple is actually encouraging contributions: https://github.com/apple/container

For instance, I can’t download completely youtube pages with videos using wget, but can with pywb (though pywb has issues with sites like reddit).

Not that I would necessarily use it for youtube pages, but that’s an example of a complex page with lots of AJAX.

Doesn’t work well for more complex sites.

Yeah I used a color picker to compare the 2 background colors, both with p3 color enabled btw (also tested that on both windows with macOS Safari’s color picker, which detects p3 colors)

Here’s the page shown in the image: https://typeof.net/Iosevka/customizer.

The visual editor generates a toml file below that you copy into a plan file. You clone the Iosevka repo, place the plan file there, and compile it. Full instructions are here: https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka/blob/main/doc/custom-build.md. It takes 30-40 mins to compile Iosevka TTFs on my M1 Pro MBP though.

I looked at that but it doesn’t feel as nice as Asahi Linux - since it’s not constrained to a VM and brightness and text look better.

I use Kitty and didn’t find much in the documentation tbh.

Depends on the Software. For instance, does Autodesk have more tutorial videos than FreeCAD because it’s used more, or is it used more because there are more tutorials?

To answer a question like this, a graph of users over time would be helpful, or at least knowing when the software became very popular, then figure out what happened in that time period.