indeed, katakana. the actual website name is “マリウス”, which I’m guessing means “Marius”.

(there’s also Ladybird but Servo is more exciting as the Rust one that used to be supported by Mozilla and now by the Linux Foundation)

omnixy, a NixOS fork of omarchy (which aims to serve the best defaults) that isn’t maintained by a fascist

I think the main thing is touchscreens

Haunting Ground

Kingdom Hearts

No Final Fantasy because I’m not even sure where to start!

Final Fantasy is somewhat of an anthology: each major installment (just “Final Fantasy” plus a roman numeral, nothing else) takes place in an entirely different world and thus includes its own tutorial. You don’t need to know anything before going into one of them. You can start anywhere, like Final Fantasy X, which was one of the most acclaimed FF releases and happened to be on the PS2.

(for package management, not weird concerns like “they’re adding an entire http library to audacity for this so they must be in the process of using it for something else”)

telemetry and a reverted privacy policy change that lost some goodwill, but i agree

…through what i mentioned. audacity for now!!

i’ve never had noticeable lag in audacity besides a niche crash that got fixed. though the cloud storage thing never ever worked for me. it’s nice though and you still save locally instead of to cloud by default. plusi think the musehub thing is kinda explainable with the proprietary effects marketplace they added to musehub, and it’s not like audacity plugins were always foss anyways

i mean they were using the rather old wxwidgets

they backtracked on the privacy policy and said they had really overzealous lawyers that they somehow mistrusted lawyers doing so “out of an abundance of caution” so i’m still giving them one final chance here since that issue was resolved rather quickly (within two weeks, which is why i’m not absolving them and giving them a chance, but it’s been uneventful since 2021 so i think that strike’s gonna expire in a year)

and i don’t think the telemetry was every an issue since it was always going to be opt-in

tenacity does not have the rally useful beats and measures feature for some reason

i’ve yet to meet a single person who uses tenacity

think google photos/icloud photos/etc. but foss

If you have not ran a database update (any y after -y), pacman will fetch the version that is compatible with your current installed dependencies. This is not a partial upgrade.

huh?

but lispppp 😩

I like Kotlin as a functional language

(thx 4 the writeup)

Guix scares me because of all the Lisp and replacing systemd with GNU Shepherd which also uses Lisp

it’s the fish shell dang it >:(((( /j