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Maybe the real bloat was the apps we needed all along

7 people according to the what System76 CEO said on a interview

Can't say much about stability as I have only used it for a short amount of time but it is the fastest shop gui I have ever used and I don't even think it can get noticeably faster. Everything feels instant

I feel like OSDs would look much better with some background transperancy which they added to the terminal couple days ago. So I would hope it gets added to OSDs soon as well

They have been working on a fully in-house open source laptop for some time but I don't know the ETA on it.

Artemis is one of them but it is in a closed alpha right now afaik

Lemmy is much better for developer/admins. There is currently 10+ Lemmy apps in the works and 2 apps that supports both Lemmy and K.bin this is because K.bin doesn't have a proper API documentation yet. Lemmy also has a better documentation for running your own instance and uses way less resources. Most of the Lemmy's advantages are technical ones but it translates to user facing ones with more apps, more responsive, has more users and can scale better

You should try Nala it is just an extension over Apt so 90% of same commands works but it adds things like parallel download, history and way nicer user interface. If a command doesn't work on Nala you can still use Apt since they are compatible

Looks very good! Couldn't help but notice the slight gap between the blue border and app itself in upper corners though.

Using liftoff pretty good it has an option called "everything feed" that can show you Lemmy.world, Lemmy.ml and beehaw.org posts even If you aren't logged into them and UI is slick overall

https://midwest.social/c/lotrmemes is slowly getting active I know there is a lot of overlap in starwars and LOTR communities so I came here to do a little announcement

It is because it shows the posts from Lemmy.world, Lemmy.ml and beehaw.org all at the same time. If you click the sorting button Up the top you can set it to only show one of them.