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amazari
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Comment #46900914
It is LibreOffice at its heart, but wrapped with a web-techs UI, AFAIK.
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Comment #46782595
You know that all the Wayland primitives, event handling and drawing in gnome-shell are handled in C/native code through Mutter, right ? The JavaScript in gnome-shell is the cherry…
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Comment #46777398
Came here to note that contrary to what is said here, Lollypop is not "new", nor is it representative of current so-called "GNOME-isms". It uses UI idioms and technologies (gtk 3) …
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Comment #46008565
Indeed, their work on WebKit, Servo, Mesa drivers, the kernel, and more is seriously impressive! Their customers, Valve, in this case, deserve credit for being good FLOSS citizens …
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Comment #45547508
So this is AMD catching up with Nvidia in the RT and AI upscaling/frame gen fields. Nothing wrong with it, and I am quite happy as an AMD GPU owner and Linux user. But the way it i…
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Comment #10862251
Well, at least xdg-app has the concept of "runtimes" shared among applications. If a lib/bin in a runtime has a security issued, the whole runtime might be updated. Transparently f…
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Comment #6494910
> No, it's not. The serverside is implemented in Scala using a JGit as a GIT library for the files and H2 database for saving the metadata. From a quick scan of the sources, H2 see…
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Comment #6494881
I guess the major advantage of this solution over github is its source availability under a FOSS license (Apache). The story's title might indeed be more informative by stating tha…