Your car.

1. Companies started making bigger phones
2. People bought the bigger phones
3. Companies stopped making smaller phones

Underrated by who? Who the hell is rating these things anyway?

Pretty sure you have to abort and start over.

What’s up with the bifurcation diagram?

11 minutes of sleep walking.

Who drinks bird milk?

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/EFI_system_partition

Yes it must be fat32. I see nothing about it needing to be the first partition. And it documents several mount options.

My understanding is that the mount point mainly depends on the bootloader you choose when setting things up, or updating kernels. It doesn’t matter at boot time.

Faster. Less memory. Maps to physical things well (e.g. a device with memory mapped registers). No garbage collection / object destruction needed. No need to initialize new objects all the time.

…the new one is much better.

I think is is like xrandr for gnome, so that it works on Wayland too.

It is a command line tool for configuring your displays, including multi monitor setups. e.g. you can tell it that display 2 is ‘right of’ display 1.

All of this is probably already in the displays UI. But this exposes it in a utility.

…But I could have made some of that up.

Devin?

Gnome Music still exists. This isn’t a music player, it’s an audio player.

Install Windows. Run the app.

EFI doesn’t see drives as bootable items. There’s a single EFI partition that contains information on what can be booted. You need to add the appropriate info in your existing EFI partition that points to your SATA drive. You probably have to do this from your Mint setup.

Fwiw, tmux and mpv both seem to have sixel support. I should try this out.

Yeah. This isn’t IN my terminal. It’s just FROM my terminal.

I scrubbed through it quickly.

First half is about housekeeping, history, funding, etc.

Second half is about future directions and it seems conservative. No huge changes planned, other than a new website. :) Discussed encouraging new developers, polling users for what to do next, maintaining quality.

Ended with some q&a.

9.2 will include XDG (.dotfiles) and Wayland support.

“the ship was completely black. There were black controls labelled in black, on a black background, with a little light that lit up black, which made it difficult to control the ship. The ceiling and walls of the swaying cabin were also black, as well as the seats, control panel, the instruments and the little screws that held them in place. The thin tufted nylon floor covering was black, and when a corner of the foam underlay was lifted up that was also discovered to be was black.”

Or

“For years radios had been operated by means of pressing buttons and turning dials; then as the technology became more sophisticated the controls were made touch-sensitive - you merely had to brush the panels with your fingers; now all you had to do was wave your hand in the general direction of the components and hope.”