Big nerd. Big fan of cool open source stuff. Generally queer. (He/him)
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9·1 year agoA solid, accessible guide for different desktop environments and window mangers is something that’s been needed for a long time. Or even just some kinda step by step to recreate an example setup would be super helpful to new folks and could help grow the community.
I think that’d be a plus given the migration to lemmy split things up and shrank the number of contributers here vs reddit.
I believe this is an issue with both openboard and the aosp keyboard (with jerboa specifically), here lemme find the repo for the open board fork thats still getting development
Edit: https://github.com/Helium314/openboard this fork is under active development. It can be installed via the apks on github or through obtainium. If there isn’t one already it would be helpful to submit a bug report for the issue you’re experiencing. It might be good to open a bug report with jerboa too
Thats a super cool feature, I’d love to see that implemented on jerboa too!
I’m not sure if there’s actually a way to, but I could be wrong…
Yeah, the secure message button is there in my browser if I’m logged in when viewing your account. its with the block user and send message buttons, just below your profile pic and username, and above the “about me” information
I’m not seeing the option to send a message through jerboa either, but I haven’t checked to see if its there when I view through a browser
You can check my profile too if you need another user to check that has a matrix account on their profile
I had never heard of nova os before- thanks for sharing!
Thats a nice wallpaper, I like the colors
Lol, syrup would definitely be fun
I like toast honestly
Or the sweet ass cyberdecks people build
I kinda thought this conversation would eventually happen. I have mixed feelings on the subject but am generally inclined not to use the term myself as I find it distasteful. But I think there’s an important consideration for those who’d like to discontinue the term rice in this community: what language would we like to use instead? Specifically a good noun for referring to a given setup we’ve made. In therapy they teach you that stopping a behavior is a very hard thing to accomplish, and that instead you should always try to replace a behavior- I believe that idea is very relevant here
I’d be curious to hear people’s thoughts on what they’d like to use instead
I don’t know the answer, but I will engage with the post so that hopefully someone who does will see it :)
Interesting, thank you for sharing your knowledge of the subject with us and a handy link
A lot of folks are using Openboard from f-droid which is no longer maintained, but there’s a fork here that’s still being developed, and has added some new features like theming.
To my mind its currently the best FOSS keyboard app, though that may change once florisboard eventually gets typing recommendations/auto correct implemented
Unix is a specific operating system, and there are a lot of operating systems based on it or derived from it (Linux, MacOS, BSD, and both Android and ChromeOS which are based on the linux kernel)
Here’s a handy link to the Wikipedia page for unix. You may find the intro & history sections more useful than the stuff about what Unix is from a technical perspective, or how it works.
This may be sacrilege, but I don’t mind seeing someone’s Windows customizations here, though its not what the community is intended for
The thing that makes it ugly (a lack of consistent geometry and inconsistent line weights) is exactly what makes it harder for someone’s brain to swap or misinterpret letters. I love pretty fonts and pretty UI, but if I had to pick between a pretty UI and being able to read, it’s not exactly a hard choice. Gimme the ugly thing that helps my brain actually read 🤷♂️