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Unix hacker. I do obscure and cursed things. I hack on Darling, SerenityOS / Ladybird, GNU Hurd / glibc, wl-clipboard, Owl, etc. I use GNOME, and contribute to freedesktop / GNOME projects sometimes (systemd, PipeWire, GLib, GTK, etc). I like Rust and dislike Docker.
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i wish #Rust apps stopped calling themselves "blazing fast" and then consuming +150mb of ram looking at you, TUI apps. Here's a first look at Android's upcoming all-in-one Terminal app, which downloads, configures, runs, and interfaces with an instance of Debian running a virtual machine! Currently, the Debian images are hosted on a Googler's GitHub, but Google plans to host these images themselves soon. For more info on this Terminal app, check out this article: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-linux-terminal-app-3489887/ (Thanks to an anonymous dev for sharing this!)  @MishaalRahman now that the "m4" imac is out, i can finally share some exciting news. we're migrating the Xcode build system to autoconf
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 @joe I hope that means Apple has gotten over its legal aversion to the GPLv3 and is going to start contributing engineer hours to autoconf's bug backlog! 
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For #linuxmobile / #postmarketos / #mobian etc. folks: there's a rather beginner friendly task to improve battery life for qcom devices like the #oneplus6, #pixel3a etc. by making sure sensors are idle when not needed.  Only reason it hasn't been done by others already seems to be just lack of time - so let's try to share work among more shoulders, especially as it's a task that's likely going to be quite rewarding :) Imagine you come across a small but somewhat useful piece of software, written in C or C++, built using a typical buildsystem like Meson or straightforward Make. There aren't any unreasonable dependencies or version requirements either. Think something like scdoc. But, there's a Dockerfile in the repo (starting FROM an outdated ubuntu image, naturally), all the build instructions prominently recommend doing the build in Docker, ... 1/3 ...and all the usage instructions just as prominently recommend using a pre-built Docker image provided by them. Should you file a bug report, where all signs point to a rather obvious issue in their code, and happen to mention that you weren't in fact using Docker, but just built the software in the natural & straightforward way, the maintainers close the report, saying that non-Docker builds are unsupported, ... 2/3
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  Turns out I've been "keeping my system up to date" by running 'dnf builddep nautilus' out of my shell history, instead of 'dnf update' as I thought I was (it was getting C-R found due to 'updates-testing' being a part of the command, and obscured by the various flags and options) Well that certainly explain why there didn't seem to be any updates lately  Suddenly, @drakulix showcasing the Cosmic session running on, among other compositors, niri! On the big screen at the Ubuntu Summit 😄 
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  @ben @quintessence *chef’s kiss* Did you come up with this? It’s so perfect. GitHub: Large diffs are not rendered by default. Thanks. When I review code changes, I typically want to exclude most of the changes from the things I review. Some more work on testing congestion control in picoquic on high speed loopback links. I found out that the data rate for a 10GB download using Cubic was less than half the data rate of a 1GB download. The issue: ACK Frequency was setting a 1ms delay and a very large ACK Gap, causing feedback frequency to drop and Cubic to slow. The fix: cap the ack gap to 32. More in the blog. https://privateoctopus.com/2024/10/23/LoopbackAckDelaysSlowCubic.html tbh the tab overview is still one of my favorite things about GNOME Web (and other GNOME apps that have it but I use it most often in Web)
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 @Akzel I love how it manages trackpad gestures compared to firefox, I mostly use Firefox with the gnome theme. But I wish I could daily drive gnome web  @Akzel love its design!! However, the lack of extension support and a bug I’ve been facing recently where every single nginx hosted website spits out a “Bad Request” error keep me from using it as a daily driver…  |
@bugaevc oh boy