@Kristof12

That to me is a disqualifier, guess its Xenocara or XLibre.

@tux_99 so does that mean its better or worse than being built in C programming language? or is it the same

PS, because the rust crowd wants to force their views on everyone to intimidate everyone into using rust, I hope they get triggered.

They are no better than systemd developers and other bloated linux framework developers and especially gnome developers... they are as bad as them even.

ID Verification... is more accurate

@alexkemp don't feel guilty or accountable to them. They have no right to force their views on you.

If they want to enjoy gnome and hate criticism of it, that is their problem.

As for me, any software that is built like corporate software needs to be used with caution as it is likely crap.

If its a game I might tolerate it to a point, but if I don't have interest in it, like Desktop Environments, then i say... screw that.

And yes, I include even Lumina desktop.

Its the least bad of them, but I do just fine with jwm and jwmkit.

@stargate-sg1

That's a hell of a picture.

But yes, redhat's crap is like sticking a piece of toast with cream cheese into a vhs slot.

Very dumb and shocking that anyone would think such is okay.

@EDX-0

Sounds like the garbage mentality is going to work...

Redhat devs... corporate linux devs...

One word:

Starts with A

means butthole.

*sigh*

@steve_v i have used console-tdm though and it worked for Hyperbola. The only reason I stopped using it was that I decided to use startx and then sx which is even more minimal

There are forks of console-tdm on github I think though and other such things similar.

I recommend looking in github for what you want.

And yes, screw wayland

@greenjeans Well I wonder how much of it I am supposed to use then.

Btw, at present my .asoundrc says this:

pcm.!default {
        type sndio
}

I wonder if its possible to enable both cards at the same time.  It would be peculiar though.

What should I call this and where should I put it?

@fsmithred does this let you swap out a card whenever and also what should I call file? And where should I put it.

interesting, so what would you have to do to get it running with sndio?

I am very curious.

Also, what is required specifically to get it working on the above?

I am a bit confused

@golinux they won't be satisfied it seems till we have zero freedom of any kind.

I think this is why some people on mastodon, say "Eat the rich"

Or think violence is needed to deal with them.

It no doubt is the wrong way, but I wonder if there is even a right way at this point.

This disturbs me greatly.