Thanks. I will look into it.
Welp there's no normal lisp. Clojure has more expressive power and is more functional than common lisp, it's also a hosted language so you have clojure which is on the jvm (you get access to all the libraries and adoption of jvm) you have clojurescript that runs on node (compiles to js) you have babashka that is run on graalVM for scripts, jank that is on the LLVM and etc.
It's more evolved than common lisp I would say.
Look into it. Absolutely amazing language.
Write anything that gets even slightly complex in either python, lua or clojure. That's my rule.
Delta chat is the real secure and lrivate option.
Nah their body language, shape, white fur and button eyes, paws, everything about them is cute
For an OS, I'd say GPL is great. But for most other things, EPL is much more sane amd keeps the foss going
I didn't quite understand, so the react native app was 6x slower than the native app?
Youre looking for a lockscreen. like people have suggested, id say the sweetest way is writing your own simple script. For example, take a look at my lockscreen script to get a feeling of things.
your can take a screenshot of the screen and blur it and set it as background each time.
No I didn't mean efficient in resources. I mean in usage.
Yes. Wayland just isn't as mture as X11 you have to fiddle with everything to work. Each wm/de (they're called compositors now? Wtf?) Now has it's own plethora of config, whilst on xorg you just configure your wm, you configure your compositor, everything is standalone and modular.
A main issue with wayland for me is absolute atrocious performance when connected to external display (nvidia gpu). Another is no simple redshift alternative. Everything is just hard in wayland. And some of it isn't just because of it's less maturity (it's been around for decades), it's because it is hard by design and puts way too much responsibility and load on small wm,de maintainers.
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Does this work with a central server of some sort or is it decentralized and the only thing we have are text files and clients, and the clients handle everything else?