This seems... wierd and cool. Will look into it for sure. Thanks.

I know some people that will do pretty professional stuff for 500-1000 (professional producers from developing countries) DM me if you want.

The most AI answer ever 😂😂

Do you think it's a viable option for replacing our team's gitea/forgejo instances, so we don't have to connect through a VPN for remote work, and mirror on a vps for redundancy?

Hey, use a tiling wm like sway/i3 to prevent getting arthritic.

I'm actually writing a blog post about how to be more healthy and prevent things like arthritis using a good software setup.

This is sick.

And why is notebookcheck covering watch news?

Where me-me?

For an OS, I'd say GPL is great. But for most other things, EPL is much more sane amd keeps the foss going

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.

https://codeberg.org/alirezaalavi/dotfiles/src/branch/main/sway-config/.config/scripts/swaylock-custom

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.

Codeberg, your own forgejo instance

Can you elaborate? Give some examples?