like, if I had a pile of money and could pay someone to make a "hero" video showing our features and
like, if I had a pile of money and could pay someone to make a "hero" video showing our features and stuff and it looked really slick, etc.
Jin true cloud fashion the node was overprovisioned so probably tomorrow or so
AYeah, as a programmer those kind of things just make me think "Video editors? Too hard! Why not program a game engine to animate the screens for us." 
Jlike a cool music video showing desktop features and stuff, with music
ASomeone wants to go in and learn Unreal Engine so we can animate some sprites? 
Jso like a linux desktop music video
Jlike, what chromebook commercials look like, but with our stuff
AI mean that's literally what animation studios have done lol
BMaybe you can get the Hu to partner, @j0rge 
JTHIS IS OUR WAY
B"officially licensed"
JI have a mascot in mind as well
RHi! Have you considered including Gparted in the Silverblue images? My reasoning is that Gnome Disks alone isn't on par with KDE Partition Manager in terms of features.
AI always pictured Blue from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends being the ublue mascot 
Jbut I'd need to mail the artist and talk money and stuff so I don't want to do it until I'm sure
A
Jbut she'd have to be the bluefin mascot because she is certainly, opinionated. Like, she parks where she wants.
Alol I see you have a lore in mind
AOr an Apple parody with minimalistic music and some British dude narrating.
[Background music: Upbeat and futuristic instrumental]
[Scene: A sleek, minimalist living room with a large window overlooking a picturesque cityscape. The room is adorned with computers, and the protagonist is sitting comfortably on a stylish couch.]
Presenter (enthusiastically): Life, it's complicated, isn't it? But what if I told you there's a new operating system that simplifies everything? Introducing uBlue OS, the ultimate companion that simplifies your life every day.
[Cut to close-up shots of uBlue OS running on various computers, showcasing its intuitive interface and seamless integration.]
Presenter: With uBlue OS, your world becomes a symphony of simplicity. It's like having a personal assistant that anticipates your every need.
GET ON IT.
[Background music: Upbeat and futuristic instrumental]
[Scene: A sleek, minimalist living room with a large window overlooking a picturesque cityscape. The room is adorned with computers, and the protagonist is sitting comfortably on a stylish couch.]
Presenter (enthusiastically): Life, it's complicated, isn't it? But what if I told you there's a new operating system that simplifies everything? Introducing uBlue OS, the ultimate companion that simplifies your life every day.
[Cut to close-up shots of uBlue OS running on various computers, showcasing its intuitive interface and seamless integration.]
Presenter: With uBlue OS, your world becomes a symphony of simplicity. It's like having a personal assistant that anticipates your every need.
GET ON IT.
Jyeah if you want to file one of our newly added "add a package" issues, we have a new maintainer who needs practice so we could probably do it right away.
JJwill take you directly to the form!
JI'll just pin that so if anyone ever asks we can send them right to the form
RThanks
RI'll also try my luck with suggesting micro
Amicro?
Jmicro we already nacked, sorry. 
Jhowever if you use something like getfleek.dev you can have your cake and eat it too
AAhh, you could install it in a distrobox and export it seamlessly.
Rfor now I'm using brew for the handful of cli tools I like to have on my host
Jis micro not in brew?
Rit is
DUblooit
ARegarding GParted, I have been back and forth on that too, for my own fork. GNOME Disks does 99% of what it does. But gparted is so nice for that last 1% where you need some extra info.
JI noticed that we tend to strongly favor system-level tools, which is the right approach imo
AYou mean cross-DE tools? I think gparted is good since it helps more than just GNOME users.
Jlike, at some point we'll have to make -slim images because that's what always happens in cloud, but also 1TB drives are like 50 bucks
MI’ll leave some feedback there tonight. This is correct however we’ll need a small bit of transition code to maintain compat. Otherwise existing users are going to get the first run installer again unexpectedly
AI know but didn't consider it mattering, because yafti is only used by people who rolled custom images (Small percentage) and it's all marked as alpha, so having transition code is kinda pointless.
MIt’s used in bluefin as well
RHow well does sericea-nvidia work?
AOkay. Do we really want some messy code that looks for the old file and moves it to the new location though? Bluefin is ALSO alpha software. And they'll see yafti.yml every time it updates anyway.
Jyeah but it's annoying
Blast part i dont like
Bi dont want to see it every time it updates
DIt works
But the experience is horrible
But the experience is horrible
Jit's like, I can ignore lots of stuff but popups enrage me
Bat least as good as Sericea + rpmfusion nvidia drivers
I did rebase to it once... It works, but I haven't had the itch to stick with tiling for a while.
I did rebase to it once... It works, but I haven't had the itch to stick with tiling for a while.
Jlike half the reason I'm doing this is so my computer never bothers me again (with stuff like update windows, etc)
DSway + nvidia = flickering
