hey, can we see the project? I’m curious.

I probably won’t be the new maintainer, but I might add it to the list of open source projects I’d like to contribute.

looking for that special self hosted someone

lmao this is gold

everybody installs linux and kiss

While iteratively rewriting the app and incorporating constant feedback from our developer community, the new app turned out a bit different than the old one. Major changes call for a major version change and therefore, this will be F-Droid 2.0. Highlights of this release include:

• UI rewritten from scratch with Kotlin compose
• improved search, also searching in descriptions and translations
• easier to discover new apps, also highlighting the most downloaded ones
• installation approval before downloading
• multiple updates/downloads at the same time
• notifying user of issues with apps (e.g. signing key changed)
• optional Material You color theme
• improved filtering of lists

Look, I’m an android developer, and these are some major changes right there. Those guys are not playing around.

Rewriting the entire UI in jetpack compose is huge.

though I’m a bit surprised to be seeing it in a professional product.

My thought exactly. They’re Valve, they should be able to sort it properly.

Maybe just add a releaseDate property to the proton version and sort it by it (without showing the release date to the user)

bro I’m dumb as fuck. Why didn’t Valve put it on top? It would be so much easier 😭

Anybody know if it’ll be added on steam? I’m on steam beta and I can’t select this version

But I’ve been wanting to tell people that I use Arch.

Biblically accurate arch user

yeah. It’s basically “don’t commit poorly written code” (AI or not)

my honest reaction

Is it? I only see the sidebar being identical.

Jarvis, I’m low on karma. Make a quirky comment about windows 11.

Not my pain point, but my friend’s.

He recently installed linux mint to try, mainly because of the dubious quality of windows 11. After using it normally for many hours (maybe for 2 ~ 3 days), his system just froze, the audio entered a loop, and he was only able to shut the computer down pulling it from the plug.

I have no idea why this happens, this used to happen to me as well on arch, but then it just stopped (maybe some package update fixed it?).

I’ve seem people pointing to proprietary nvidia drivers causing it, but I never understood how the driver could freeze everything in the computer.

True. Nvidia is not the problem, the system is. If it wasn’t nvidia, it would be any other company.