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[kon14]

Valve already offers container-based runtimes through pressure-vessel, their bubblewrap solution used for (certain) native titles and Proton >= 5.13,...

[kon14]

Regrettably, they'll just look out of place in stock Gnome, unless you or your distro decides to theme them with something like adw-gtk3....

[kon14]

Can't decide on which one of the above claims is less ridiculous than the rest at this point.
Probably the GCC/LLVM one as GCC for all its shortcomings...

[kon14]

I'm not too technical when it comes to graphics, so I can't really tell you. But wouldn't that also rule out OpenGL, unless run on top of Vulkan with...

[kon14]

Implementing this on the compositor level makes much more sense. That way you you are not limited to Wine, letalone upcoming-only releases of Wine as...

[kon14]

I don't recall suggesting it's not, yet not all such desktops are crafted equally. Plasma is a pretty good one for instance and one that's not dead either....

[kon14]

Dude, I hate to have to break it to you, but most people are not particularly keep on using lackluster desktops that still look exactly how they did back...

[kon14]

A portal for global hotkeys is actually in the works.
https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-deskt...tal/issues/624...

[kon14]

Probably an error in the changelog.
The author is literally the one that wrote the PR I linked above with that one also being the only relevant...

[kon14]

Where did you even get this? Wayland's global hotkeys portal is still in discussion.

The relevant PR in OBS is merely layering the infrastructure...

[kon14]

Running Direct3D calls inside OpenGL "native" runtime wrappers, then piping that through Zink and Vulkan all the way towards Metal using MoltenVK....

[kon14]

What does the GR in GRVK even stand for?

[kon14]

Fedora has already been using OpenSSL 3.0 since F35.
Sadly not everything plays nicely with it and there's no compat package available anymore.

[kon14]

Wayland doesn't care, as did X11, every single compositor but Mutter implements this cause it's an expected feature on any platform that doesn't intend...

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Pretty much what perpetuallyhigh said. As a long time FF user I'm well aware of what the version numbers refer to, but it's a stupid choice of versioning...