Hey i tried

Oh, it wasn’t a joke, I’m just french and though you were referring to the french novel la disparition that is also written with no e’s

for fun I would say, although I must add that making a short post without including a awfully common part of our common language is a task that can be brought about without too much labor.

la disparition?

good luck!

Nice!

Simply because other people disagree.

Oops, shouldve probably explained it in the post.

ssd= server side decorations

server side decorations is when the system draws the titlebar, as opposed to client side decorations (csd) where the applications draws it.

for example, gnome uses csd, but kde uses ssd.

There’s debate over which is better, but the main difference is that csd allows applications to put anything in the titlebar, which can make the design nicer, and ssd allows the titlebars on all apps to be consistent, which I personally value more.

I’ll see about putting it there, ty!

Might not have been clear enough, this proposal still keeps the menu bar in the application headerbar, unless the user chooses to have a global menu.

This is just a different way of doing that that has certain benefits.

I did put it in the system76 community here and on reddit as well, the popOS community here seems kinda dead, is there a system76-ran forum I’m not aware of?

There’s also some whatsapp clients on flathub that claim to support linux mobile. Matrix bridges are also available.

i love https:./thelibre.news

in case you haven’t found it yet

I know, i use it all the time, i just think it’s silly to recommend the terminal to beginners when theres a gui way that’s easier.

To make it executable you can just right click -> properties -> make executable.

No need to use the terminal

Good news for literally every application that uses electron!

Libreoffice seems to have supported it for a while

in case you aren’t joking, rm -rf / (albiet with a warning now) will delete allll the files on your system, so everything going black is the expected result.

rm is remove, the - is to indicate that you want to pass arguments, and r&f are recursive (delete stuff in the folders in this folder) and force (don’t ask for confirmation). The slash afterwards designates the root folder, the folder with everything in it.

So “rm -rf /” means “remove, recursively and forcefully, everything in the / directory”

I saw something from a discord dev (can’t find it, so grain of salt) about how there was interest recently to do it, but they’d have to work on other stuff that affected everyone first, and they’d probably get it done by q4 2024, guess they were right.

I think before then the whole linux graphics and audio space hadn’t really stabilized enough for them to be interested.