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Building software that solves problems.

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@parkerbrowndev @kevclarkco @gladimdim I just tried this and it's probably the smoothest remote desktops I've tried. Thanks for telling about it!

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The unified Linux setup I dreamed of. I'm rocking the same. framework+pixel. I'm currently working on adding a widget to do kdeconnect like things over ssh.

[Dmytro Gladkyi 🔳 @gladimdim]

Full Omarchy set.

Go and grab @simonschubert 's Omalauncher while it is hot.

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@simonschubert The aesthetic on some of these are beautiful.

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@simonschubert This new faces feature in Omalauncher looks cool! What's the idea behind them vs widgets?

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@parkerbrowndev I do use window transparency, but I turn it off for floating windows and media.

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@ThePrimeagen Isn't the point of all this automation to make it so that we can touch grass more?

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Orchestrating agents with voice dictation has given me a new skill. I'm finding that I'm getting more articulate in explaining what I want and giving instructions. It's a great way to train it without the awkwardness of looking dumb in a zoom call.

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@theomlondhe @dhh Omarchy is now shipping its own kernel from the omarchy repos, so it's not too far off. I agree it's going to be annoying getting riot to bless certain builds.

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I find myself making custom plugins for @omarchy to replace common apps just so that I get that sweet theme cohesion.

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@theomlondhe @dhh Or omarchy (it is dhh in the photo after all)

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@theomlondhe @dhh Or they do what epic is doing and require a signed kernel, and run it in userspace.

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@simonschubert With this plus the omarchy plugin that lets you run the widgets on desktop, I see a ecosystem forming, and I'm all in.

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@Techman_Z01 @ryanrhughes That will be in the feature release 4.5 this is 4.0.5 which is a patch release.

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@simonschubert This is such a cool integration!

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@wreckmyshit @simonschubert Protip use space bunny free instead, it can see the preview images.

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Made a NASA widget for Omalauncher. Stargazing conveniently from the homescreen.

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@gladimdim Rocking the monochrome icons with the light theme. widgets for days. I rarely need to leave the homescreen now.

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I can't believe I guessed that they did
this. AI is changing the platform support landscape.

[Tim Sweeney @TimSweeneyEpic]

@wawilow108 @FortniteLinux we vibecoded linux support

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The time has finally come! I wonder if a part of this is that AI is making it trivial enough to support Linux as a platform.

[HYPEX @HYPEX]

FORTNITE IS COMING TO LINUX

• Easy Anti-Cheat's Linux support couldn't protect games as well as the Windows version
• Epic is rebuilding it as EAC Linux v2, with protection much closer to Windows
• Fortnite tests it first, then other devs can use EAC v2 to bring their multiplayer games to Linux
• The new Epic Games Launcher is out now on Linux, and Fortnite will come through it once enough distros support it

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
• TPM 2.0 & Secure Boot enabled in BIOS
• A kernel signed by a trusted distro (Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, openSUSE, Bazzite & more)
• Any extra drivers (like NVIDIA's) signed with a trusted key too
• Measured boot (GRUB & systemd-boot do this by default)
• IOMMU enabled (not needed on handhelds)
• Kernel lockdown integrity mode on, kexec off & BPF LSM active

[Source: Epic's EAC Linux v2 blog posted today]

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@seree @simonschubert What are you using for the model? a system one or an LLM?