Cool stuff!

How can I fix the multi monitor thing?? Whenever I connect my TV screen everything freezes unless I unplug one of my desktop monitors.

When replacing big services you’re not going to find a single solution. You will probably find several smaller solutions that all specialize in one or two things.

What if you had OBS create a “camera” of your screen, and then use that through video chat?

Extras are something I miss from modern movie distribution.

After finishing a movie you could watch the deleted scenes and behind the scenes and such. I rarely did the commentary watch of the movie but it was cool that it was there.

Hi. Are you having a stroke.

That’s 4 more than I expected.

I’ll second moshidon. It gets bonus points for letting you see your followed hashtags. Or something like that. There’s something with hashtags that you can’t do in the web browser that you can do with apps. Moshidon does that thing.

Senpai noticed me!!

(You’re good, steam deck 2 soon is very unlikely)

Forget that, it’ll have TF3.

I always wondered why it had double letters. Thank you!

For a cowboy from a place with no atmosphere you understand atmosphere pretty well… sus…

Ok!

I use Feeder on android, which just lives on my phone instead of on my server.

Would you say there are distinct advantages to self hosting an RSS reader? Most of the time when im browsing sites and reading it’s on my phone, not my desktop.

Photopea is great, but after a certain point it begins to chug. Once you have a dozen or so groups and begin to stack adjustment layers peefomance suffers. A dedicated desktop app just has more power to swing around.

It’s going to take some time to get as proficient in krita or GIMP.

Photoshop and stable nvidia drivers.

I like how Vesktop updates in the background. Discord proper has to close, download the .deb, install, and relaunch.

On Lemmy you feel like your voice is heard more because it’s smaller, IMO.

Alright, I think I may have found my solution.

• The crash only occurs on desktop environments that use x11, it does not occur on DEs that use Wayland.
• The only DE that uses Wayland that Pop officially supports (that I can tell at least) is “Pop (on Wayland),” which is GNOME.
• GNOME doesn’t look or feel familiar to me, Cinnamon does. I really like Cinnamon. But today I realized GNOME extensions can be used to make GNOME feel different, and are (at least so far) remarkably stable.
• By installing the extension manager, and then adding the extensions “Dash to Panel” and “ArcMenu” and tweaking them I’ve been able to achieve the look and feel that I was going for with Cinnamon, on a DE that doesn’t crash on suspend. (Note for anyone else that tries this: I had to disable the “Cosmic Dock” and “Pop COSMIC” extensions so things would play nice with the new extensions.)

So it’s a workaround. It’s essentially finding a way to make the “new” stuff feel like the old stuff, but as an added benefit, I get all the functionality that the new stuff offers.