categorically false. literally do a little bit of research. it is stored on-device entirely now, and Google has no access to it.

where is Dart :(

where are you getting servers that cheap

solus has been around for quite a long time, even if you haven’t heard of it

actually, you can do vulkan passthrough if the guest machine is also linux

lol no, it’s alpine based. basing something on Manjaro would be pretty dumb anyways, might as well go straight off Arch (especially dumb since neither have official ARM support which phones need)

love fly.io

fun fact, lemdro.id is hosted entirely on fly.io

Lives ARE on the line. It was faulty software that caused the Boeing 737 Max to crash twice, killing 346 people. Software runs your car, the trains, rockets, literally everything.

not based on arch. I’ve heard it’s based on Debian though

I wonder if a Linux community would have a good home on lemdro.id. Accessible to beehaw and LW

I’m not sure that is a fair reaction. If your workflow relies heavily on many complex extensions that have a history of updating slow it is probably worth just… waiting a bit? You don’t HAVE to be on the bleeding edge of Gnome releases. With a fairly minimal extensions list I’ve not had problems updating to new releases for a long long time

get yourself a girl who not only knows what it is but runs it with you :)

there is no API, which is the problem. It’s just straight code injection. That’s why extensions can be so powerful. A stable API would compromise their freedom for sure

Gnome doesn’t have an extension API. That is why it is prone to breakage, since the code is injected into the actual shell. The upshot of this is that extensions can do pretty much anything. The downside is there is no stable API.

Personally, I like the current system. I am biased, I am a trusted review on https://extensions.gnome.org