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Doesn't change that its architecture (based around stacking up compressed overlay filesystems) is fundamentally flawed for this use-case and, last I checked,...
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Mozilla already maintains official Flatpak builds (they're one of the only cases where building the Flathub release is allowed to happen outside Flathub's...
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That's a shame. The LibreOffice Flatpak has some really annoying issues, such as using not using the XDG File Chooser portal, resulting in a GTK file...
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*nod* A lot of the Rapberry Pi market is "I want compatibility with this bit of the Pi ecosystem at the lowest price possible".
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Nahh, that's just standard "Wednesday on Phoronix" behaviour. You don't need Rust for that....
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That's fair, but, if something is open-source and people are talking about source portability, then "native Linux" doesn't really enter into...
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Good point. I forgot about those. I correct my statement to "Native Android apps are provisionally Linux apps, with the provision being that you...Last edited by ssokolow; 29 May 2023, 12:02 AM.
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Android games aren't "native Linux games". If they were, then Win32 apps running in Wine and WebAssembly-based web apps running in ChromeOS...
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...and also why you see various interesting looking games on GOG.com that I don't have because the user reviews make it clear that the developers only...
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I prefer to have Windows and Linux versions because then I have twice as many chances for something to work with minimal effort. There are still things...
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I'm quite literally a person who used Python as primary development language since 2003 in the process of switching to Rust for stronger compile-time...Last edited by ssokolow; 23 May 2023, 10:45 AM.
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Graydon Hoare doesn't remember for certain but his "Yeah, let's go with that" answer is that it's named after the family of fungi....
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That "just without the ability to create segments with arbitrary bases/limits" still worries me. Never underestimate Hyrum's Law... especially...
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