Hi. (I apologize for my bad English. I'm still learning and trying to improve my language skills. Sometimes, I might make mistakes or choose the wrong words, but I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say. Your understanding and patience mean a lot to me as I navigate through this learning process. Learning a new language can be quite challenging, and English, with its many rules and exceptions, is no different. I often find myself struggling with grammar and vocabulary, which can lead to confusion or miscommunication. Despite these challenges, I'm committed to improving and becoming more fluent. Every conversation I have is an opportunity to learn and grow. I appreciate your willingness to engage with me and correct my mistakes when necessary. Your feedback helps me identify areas where I need to focus more and provides me with the motivation to keep going. Sometimes, I feel a bit embarrassed when I make errors, but I remind myself that making mistakes is a natural part of the learning process. Each error is a stepping stone toward better understanding and proficiency. I hope you can see my efforts and the progress I'm making, even if it's gradual. Your support means a lot to me. It makes a big difference when someone is patient and understanding rather than critical. It encourages me to keep practicing and not give up, even when it feels difficult. Knowing that you are willing to help makes this journey a lot easier. Thank you for your patience and support. I hope that as I continue to practice, my English will improve, and our conversations will become smoother. Until then, I ask for your understanding and kindness as I work towards mastering this language.)
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Forwarded from ам8р8л (саня амораловна)
мне не нрав ни одна картинка в интернете это пиздец мне нужен внешний наблюдатель который будет говорить можно ли чето постить
Forwarded from acid⨹ (Yōkai1997琪Beijing天使)
Thinking about how humanity had a moon landing in 1969, and here I am in 2026 trying to bind a global shortcut to my GTK app running on KDE Wayland using shortcut portal, and sometimes shortcut binding just fails without explanation. Stale sessions? kglobalaccel failing? kglobalshortcutsrc broken? D-bus connection problems? Portal itself fails? Who knows! Meanwhile just for the shortcut binding to work whatsoever I had to wrap my app in systemd scope - because if I don't, it will attempt to bind the shortcut to my terminal instead (which is where I launch my app from).
Impressive how something so simple as pressing a hotkey was turned into a dog's dinner, some arcane voodoo magic, all under retarded pretense of "security" (security being - "no shortcuts for you bro, keyloggers or something, forget LD_PRELOAD please"), 18 years of development and it doesn't even work.
So here I am, a very basic desktop developer who is trying to build a simple hello-world app that does nothing, who must study the entirety of Wayland spec, Dbus and portal extensions, then spend hours debugging this entire mess first on KDE then on GNOME just to understand why exactly it does not work -sometimes- but also somehow works most of the time. Sounds great! Sounds even better if you try to write your own GUI toolkit instead of using GTK/Qt abstractions, because it adds even more complexity - all of which should be handled by the compositor, but instead has been laid off to you, the developer.
Then Wayland fans close the doors, close the curtains and violently masturbate to the sleek design of "Just The Protocol Bro".
Impressive how something so simple as pressing a hotkey was turned into a dog's dinner, some arcane voodoo magic, all under retarded pretense of "security" (security being - "no shortcuts for you bro, keyloggers or something, forget LD_PRELOAD please"), 18 years of development and it doesn't even work.
So here I am, a very basic desktop developer who is trying to build a simple hello-world app that does nothing, who must study the entirety of Wayland spec, Dbus and portal extensions, then spend hours debugging this entire mess first on KDE then on GNOME just to understand why exactly it does not work -sometimes- but also somehow works most of the time. Sounds great! Sounds even better if you try to write your own GUI toolkit instead of using GTK/Qt abstractions, because it adds even more complexity - all of which should be handled by the compositor, but instead has been laid off to you, the developer.
Then Wayland fans close the doors, close the curtains and violently masturbate to the sleek design of "Just The Protocol Bro".
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Forwarded from So far, so good (Νέκιτ)
I make a petition to rename Wayland into "Xserverreplacementforniggersandtrannies"
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I make a petition to rename Wayland into "Xservercursedbrotherandsomehowextensionandsomewhydependantonxserver"
Forwarded from yeah yeah whatever whatever🍄 (meowsik ᅠ)
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