Very cool to see someone building tools for low end devices

That is the example they gave in the article…

You can stream it wherever you are in the world without having to keep it on your phone

I think we are still in an age where few women were encouraged to do technical things growing up, and found those subjects later in school, university or work. I suspect that will change over the next ten years.

Totally fair enough if that’s their main source of income. On a related note jira plugins are such a scam. I want poker planning for my team of 10 buts its going to cost me $100 a month because the marketing team also use jira and there’s no way to pay only for one team!

The reason is that it is an opinion that incites hatred. In theory these things should not get in the way of innovation but in practice that is not how it works, people are people and we have feelings about things.

I guess that is the point, you are saying you don’t understand why it should be a problem, but other people do think it is a problem, thus there is a problem. You thinking it shouldn’t be a problem does not negate the problem. Problem.

As much as it seems that they shouldn’t, they do. Those people are leading and if they let their personal opinions hang over into their work, it matters. People will not want to contribute or be associated with people with those opinions and views and some people that would have been contributers will feel persecuted.

Sublime’s speed is the main thing that keeps me, it’s so smooth unless I’m editing 10k lines at once

Such a shame about ladybird, sounds very promising but opinions like that do real damage to the image of a project

That sounds very frustrating!

Isn’t the latest version of gtk gtk4?

I’ve used it several times since it was launched and it’s always the saving that is a bit awkward. It is a great tool though. I’m using obsidian now purely for it’s simplicity

It’d be best to create an issue on the backintime github

How do you get it all out again??

You are going to need to ask her specifically what software she uses and find out if it can run on Linux. If it can’t then she is not going to use the computer. Graphic design is not a profession where you can just easily switch software and trying to convince someone else they should do that is going to be even less likely.

This is very very cool, I’ve been looking for a good way to do this with Linux and this has lowered the barrier to entry significantly

Like milksteak?

I’ve been using Linux for 17 years and I have to look up find every single time. It’s so unintuitive.

I do this sometimes purely as a way to find content I otherwise wouldn’t. The most active communities on lemmy are meme communities, so once you block them you basically have a feed of pretty great content to scroll through.