https://www.instagram.com/p/DMOH5JJBThl/?igsh=MWFvemcyeXF3YjhiYg==
1 Like
If I had known it incorporated a LLM I wouldnât have posted the review.
3 Likes
Itâs kinda hidden on their website. but its in the roadmap section I think it was.
2 Likes
The packages were named âlibrewolf-fix-binâ, âfirefox-patch-binâ, and âzen-browser-patched-bin,â and were uploaded by the same user, âdanikpapas,â on July 16.
5 Likes
I didnât mean looks as in visual aesthetics, but looks as in it seems very useful feature-wise.
But if itâs sending my data away to an AI engine as @elite says then I have 0 interest in it. Thatâs actually shocking if thatâs the case and they are not upfront about it. I guess cloud-AI is popular but itâs not going to be popular when itâs scraping your file manager. Your file manager shouldnât need the power to do anything that canât be done locally anyway.
AI aka Arrogant Idiots.
The rounded corners here rubs me the wrong way for how they treated the dev maintaining kde-rounded-corners. Here is also the original MR for anyone interested Add the desktop effect "KDE-Rounded-Corners" as a part of KWin (!6024) ¡ Merge requests ¡ Plasma / KWin ¡ GitLab
5 Likes
10 Likes
Seems to have one bonus benefit. For me whenever I rebooted I could see the Grub basically rolling into place before before being able to hit enter. Since this update Iâve rebooted 3 times and the Grub screen is fully there like in other distros. I never said anything about it cause I really consider it an issue when itâs only a quick second.
I feel there are more garuda users out there in interesting positions then I had thought.
1 Like
2 Likes
5 Likes
3 Likes
âfor most people, a computer = windowsâ
See thatâs the issue right there, Iâve been saying this for decades. Really nice video. Will share it and spread the gospel.
1 Like
Fireflocked already had enough issues without adding something most will not want cause itâs AI.
Itâs Foss should have had better sense than to use a article title like that.
1 Like
2 Likes
You knowâŚIâm betting that this is much higher then it looks then just 6% and we just simply donât know about it. Itâs kind of like, you donât know whoâs really awake to what is going on in the world till you step up and talk to them. Most people who have broken out of the matrix seem to be wise enough to just blend in with the crowd and not draw attention to themselves.
5 Likes
Hereâs a good reason to avoid WindowsâŚ
3 Likes
Itâs a good but comparatively harmless reason when you think about office work, emails, logins, etc., as well as telemetry, keyboard recordings, copilot screenshots, etc.
Most governments are forbidden to do such things, while Big Tech simply takes the right to snoop on everyone and everything.
I will never understand why so many users are indifferent to these practices.
4 Likes
5 Likes