Notices by Dek 👨‍🚀🐧🚀 ( (portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza)

I have a question for @davidrevoy :
which "driver" do you use to make the xp-pen work under wayland? The official binary one or do you have a better reccomendation?

CC @redstrate maybe you know too?

@davidrevoy @redstrate
Artist 16 2nd gen (not pro)

@redstrate
I have an Artist 16 2nd gen (not pro). I did manage to make the official driver work under Wayland by running it against the distro Qt instead of their own vendored ones. But it is a bit cumbersome and not very smooth, especially under Wayland. So I was wondering if you guys had been using something else or dealing with the same clunkyness

@jk @capital
A kernel is a game engine with a 1D space (memory is 1-dimensional) and the entities are the processes.

@killyourfm too bad the Intel driver for linux xe is not really in good shape. I have an arc770 and many AAA games won't boot :(

@killyourfm
The algorithm is the client, not the people reading.

We need more serverless software

@capital
I guess I mean more distributed software, decentralised, that runs locally.
I was thinking I wanted a videochat with my parents without using shitty companies and without starting a server somewhere. I litterally want to input each other's IP address and go.

@marcan
I think the scariest thing is to make curl|bash normalized and then people running this from random websites for every single tool all the time. Then I don't have the same guarantees that a project like Asahi has.
Maybe a project is malicious, or their website is compromised.

I'm mostly scared about malicious project personally.

I keep forgetting this, but on many #kde applications you can type `ctrl-alt-i` and have a krunner type interface but for the tools inside the program you are in.

@killyourfm in my work email especially, since I've published some scientific paper the amount of spam is abnoxious. Plus I get lots of useless and overwhelming comunications from the university itself.

@killyourfm things are so bad that this exists: https://www.scs.stanford.edu/~dm/home/papers/remove.pdf

@killyourfm ah more spam

@forteller
I mean, yes, in fact people only buy phones from 2 brands.

@gamingonlinux
They wrote that open source is all about competition. I disagree. I think the nature of open source is all about collaboration.

@killyourfm I only have a partial solution. If it happens you can ctrl-shift-n to reopen the last closed window.

There is also a warning you can set up when you try to close multiple windows, but I don't think there is a specific one for pinned tabs.

@killyourfm
So, x11 has only one screen, and fakes multiple screens making a big one. So it only allows for one type of scaling.
Wayland does allow independent scaling but not fractional scaling (yet), but KDE works around it by rendering at 200% and then scaling it back.

That said, I have it working exactly like you want: KDE Wayland screen 1440p 100% + 4k 150%
The only windows that didn't scale were the XWayland windows, which KDE fixed in the latest release.

@killyourfm
I think they can just click and follow the handle @jevangelho_channel