Gfair enough. I probably wont join the discord if I ever come accross it.
Gthx for the heads up
LHahaha I think that their developers just wanted to make a rust based desktop and used the lack off collaboration from gnome as the perfect excuse
V""Sure"" 
Ait makes sense, the opportunity cost doesnt
Ayes making a gnome extension that you have to rewrite every year
Ais wasted money and dumb
Aand gives you no cred
Areminds me of gamescope-session
LMaybe for the future, since they have full control of the project, they can customize the experience specifically for their hardware
And it's also giving them quite the marketing on the Linux community.
If their software is good you would assume their hardware is also good
And it's also giving them quite the marketing on the Linux community.
If their software is good you would assume their hardware is also good
RNvm vrr IS working!
Abut their laptops look like premade chinese ones rip
RI had to restart
Aon the website
LYeah I know XD
Atheyre a boutique manufacturer essentially that rolls their own computer cases
Athey sell like 3000-5000 desktops per year
VSystem76 can't make a good distro or good hardware, but they can apparently make a pretty good desktop
Ato business customers
Athats how they make their money
Aengineering firms etc that need linux
Aalso rust is a meme
Afor all the fanfare it gets for being fast
Aend users dont notice and maintainers end up getting shafted building the packages
Aits like node.js on steroids
Krust was invented for a browser and that's exactly where it does best
Kif something is touching untrusted shit on the internet -- I want rust
Arust was invented by javascript devs that wanted to go compiled
Ait even follows the same workflow
Astick a bunch of packages into a folder and pray
AGnome is using web tech right?
Athey even managed to make node_modules even more of a meme
Anode_modules was like 3gb
Kgnome extensions are javascript
Anow prepare for cargo build to be 50gb
LRust have great things though, I love their enums, the type system in general, and how the compiler catches a lot more errors than other languages
Ayeah well if i can run my program instantly and catch the error
Ai suddenly dont care if the compiler does
Ait only matters when it takes 5 minutes to compile
AI've never tried rust before, but it sounds sensible for stuff like drivers and systems programming in general.
Ayeah on paper and then you work with it
Ai had to fork ostree-rs-ext and every single line modification needed 3 minutes to compile
Arechunk docker image takes 5 minutes to build just because of ostree-rs-ext
LWhat if your codebase is 500k lines and implemented a bug on another part of the code without realizing it
AThe asahi team apparently had a good experience with making apple silicon GPU drivers with rust
ABut they did prototype with Python
Arust gcc cant come soon enough
Athat garbage cargo needs to be thrown off a cliff