kde has a builtin dedicated color picker. the clipboard does not have those features by default, but the clipboard history supports defining actions for the right clipboard content pattern, so it’s possible to do that and more

I am running the AIO and here it has the slowest webapp by a large margin, on desktop, laptop and phone

not an isolated one, but an issue in all of these you mentioned too. this is a common design mistake devs make if they don’t use the network share functions or slow storage, because they don’t notice there is a problem and how severe it is

this is a file browser or KDE issues, as file system operations shouldn’t happen on the UI thread. if it weren’t happening on the UI thread then it would keep working.

Take the ZFS plunge - My only real concern is the overhead

you shouldn’t worry about ZFS overhead if you are planning to use mergerfs.

you can tune the memory usage of ZFS significantly. by default it targets using half of your RAM, but on a home setup that’s wasting resources, you should be able to limit the arc cache to 1-2 GB, maybe somewhat more depending on how you want to use it. It’s done with sysctl or kernel parameters.

And the issues are locked so if something nefarious happens, discussion will only occur somewhere else instead of the repo

people shouldn’t count on that anyways because the repo owner can delete issues, comments, also edit them

and the code must be a replicable build by F-Droid’s internal apk signature copying process

that’s not a requirement. or was it already being built reproducibly?

it means android api changes, google play restrictions and removals

its funny how the up and down votes are almost in sync for all comments.

let me clarify for everyone: email is not needed for a selfhosted setup, and shouldn’t be. I am in doubt that the majority of selfhosters run mail servers.

everyone else will use this crap, and dumb people will be happy

Tailscale is wireguard with automatic configuration. OPs problem will remain: it needs an app

set up a tailscale client on their networks, and set up a reverse proxy on it for your services. then you can just point these tvs to the local proxy

that warning was not at all prominent, and as others have said, t does not exist anymore on modern android

don’t forget google. that applies to all paid apps, in app purchases and donations on the play store, not only for games. google also forbids you from showing any other donation option on your website if you link to it from your app.

Around $3.5 Million per employee, nearly 5x the next highest company, which is Facebook at around $780,000 per employee.

that’s a bullshit metric only useful to incite hatred. why the fuck do you want to say that valve is “this many times worse than facebook!”? it is obviously false.

only thing this proves is that they have relatively few employees. which also probably means that most of them do real work instead of being overloaded with managers

does being “super fast” matter here though? It’s a gaming machine, not for AI, and for that normal ram is also super fast.

I see. maybe they are trying to be wayland compatible but failing at it? I have written some relevant advice here: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/21809713

I think their stupid angle is “it’s not unfair because what if this time it really worked though!”

I think their angle is “its not unfair because the computer says it!”. automated bias. offloading liability to an AI.

libinput is a major component in that area. you should ask around here: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput also have a look at the existing open/closed issues

they should just work under wayland without supporting it. what’s the problem with them?