I gotta say and it feels weird to but I'm happy Arch are spending a bit longer testing these days. When I used to run it updates just felt rushed into the repo so Arch got it first.

Don't look into code, you'll find killing children.

Works for me.

Apparently in Lemmy you can't post a URL and an image 🤷.

Harald, the main architect behind it is already running it as his daily driver. Many others (myself included) are already testing it in VMs and on spare hardware with only very minor papercut issues to be resolved.

I have, but I also learned a few new things about column from this video, nice!

It's just Arch with Plasma then...

The driver installation has got a lot easier over time, still shit that you have to install a driver, still shit support for older cards. The open drivers they're building are too little too late for me. They didn't care about my slightly older GPU so I stopped buying their hardware. All AMD/Intel from here on in.

There's not enough storage space on the Internet to list all my aliases.

It's basically GNOME.

Your fish config is broken. Please fix. Also one of your terminal windows isn't big enough to display contents. 😂

A subscription for OS updates? That won't for with most users.

First you need to explain what you want by lightweight. RAM, Disk, GPU, Pre installed packages? Features?

Readme needs updating. Still references GNOME stuff.

It's already in use on a dozen or more physical devices as a usable OS...

Debain/Ubuntu are always a little behind on library and Qt versions etc. For example with KDE Neon on an LTS they had to overlay/patch many libraries which ended up breaking most of the Qt applications that users could install from the Ubuntu repo. Arch is almost always up to date with the latest stable releases of libraries and Qt making it an ideal base for KDE Plasma which is a fast moving desktop.

Is Reddit the new 4chan?

Probably JSON. I haven’t been involved in Flatpak for a long time but I’ve never seen XML. JSON is quite close to XML in it’s layout sometimes I find so easily mistaken.

I think most KDE developers use Linux. The Windows, Mac and Android builds are generally extras to show off KDE software to more users.

Ah I see it's just Lemmy failing to get the thumbnail that I was trying to fix. I guess it's just something in Lemmy's code.