I really don't know what you are aiming for...

Concerns about cloudflare becoming an issue are totally valid. Good day.

Logan's Run ...

What if the big money makers behind Google are the same fascist, that are backing Trump now? 🤯

Dang! Those legs are tick!

You can't know it, but I am German 😅

Ok... Novo AI sounds like the perfect AI scam Startup to me. What are those guys actually doing with deepseek?

But amount of users is actually more a product of marketing than any technical protocol so I don't really see that point either. Also I don't see that being true, especially if you count in all the threads users.

My point of it being a W3C standard is more that it is a protocol that is in somewhat responsible hands. When using a protocol that was developed by and only for one (commercial) application in minds other players are always one step behind.

Mastodon (or threads) as the main platforms that implement AP don't have any more influence on the protocol than any other platform as well.

Actually there are quite talented game Devs and Artist posting on Instagram. (But threads is not Instagram)

I find it very alerting how preoccupied people here are. How does this makes us any better?

I think in general this problem exist on Reddit as well having multiple subreddits focused around the same stuff it's just like you cannot have the exact same name twice. But I don't know in how many game Dev subs I am on Reddit 😁

I thought about this now for a while and the only case in which I could imagine this "no-dock" Workflow beneficial is when just using one application (or more in split screen) and not switching around much between random applications.

However this is not my Workflow since in my daily business I often need to switch From Blender to Godot, maybe have to select single project files in different directories and edit them with gimp or plain Texteditor. Then realizing I have no idea what I'm doing and try to find a solution online I could copy and paste... And many times just with one screen available because of directly working on the notebook.

Thanks man. That is both a relief and a shock for me.

Debian unser actually prefer it this way?

Thanks for pointing this out. Yes, I can go to activity and that brings up a panel at the bottom screen and a search field from where I can start any app.

But I would have expected to have the panel there permanently showing all running apps and favorites or at least blender in when I hover with the cursor to the bottom of the screen. I also find nothing regarding a panel in the settings. In Ubuntu options for this is under the "appearance" Tap in the options.

Is gnome not supposed to work like this?