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If you're bored, a fun activity is to show the headline (and sub-header) to a non-Linux person and watch their face lol.
Ubuntu Budgie switches its approach to Wayland
Elementary OS going full speed ahead, but Parachutist Parakeet considers a new, post-Enlightenment glide path
Tbf I am a Linux person and was still scratching my head somewhat.
I still wish the Solus team all the success, but this has genuinely been exhausting. First they plan a switch to Qt6, then abandon it for GTK. Then that became too opinionated, so they switched plans for Enlightment and their stack. I’d rather see them commit to something, and just finish it, but Josh doesn’t like to do business like that
why is there a bird
Oooh! Let me guess!
Every library involved in rendering the screen will now be in its own Snap?
Snaps! Snaps everywhere!
The bird runs Ubuntu?
Seems more of an Arch platform...
We still glossing over that there is no color management? https://arewewaylandyet.com/
(I need Displaylink too)