Xfce? All keyboard shortcuts involved the Meta key won’t work.

“Open Source AI” is an attempt to “openwash” proprietary systems. In their paper “Rethinking open source generative AI: open-washing and the EU AI Act” Andreas Liesenfeld and Mark Dingemanse showed that many “Open Source” AI models offer hardly more than open model weights. Meaning: You can run the thing but you don’t actually know what it is.

Basically, no.

I don’t understand the hostility of other comments. I had a quick look on the code and it is essentially IRC+Kiwi but in Rust, or a Matrix public chat room without signups. All chats are in memory and not saved to disk or DB. There is username but you can claim who you wants to be. The dependencies looks sane and reputable. I do saw there is a WebSocket lib being used but not found in code. However I don’t code in Rust nor I understand WS well so take a grain of salt here.

It does provide anonymity, but not privacy or confidentiality. It does what it claims.

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Not successful. They don’t even try to understand why I use a “non-standard” OS like a “unicorn” trying to be “unique,” let alone try it.

Unexpected Keyboard. You can do either Ctrl-Z or set a dedicated undo button accessed by swiping. https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard

Thanks for the hint. I followed and checked: safe

$ efi-readvar -v PK
Variable PK, length 983
PK: List 0, type X509
    Signature 0, size 955, owner 3cc24e96-22c7-41d8-8863-8e39dcxxxxxx
        Subject:
            C=JP, ST=Kanagawa, L=Yokohama, O=Lenovo Ltd., CN=Lenovo Ltd. PK CA 2012
        Issuer:
            C=JP, ST=Kanagawa, L=Yokohama, O=Lenovo Ltd., CN=Lenovo Ltd. PK CA 2012

That “security related reasons” will likely applied everytime and makes everything behind closed door. I won’t trust this. Seen too much “security” shenanigans.

ctrl+alt+f1 get to tty and install back those uninstalled?

No, OP absolutely still need staggered rollout. Immutable distros are a blue-green deployment self-contained. Yet, all the instance can upgrade and switch all at once and break all of them. OP still need some rollout strategy externally to prevent the whole service being brought down.

I bought it about a year after general availability when I’m still in college, and doesn’t know it will be this bad.

I never run a mail server but Google already placing my mail sent via my xyz domain hosted on proton to spam folder silently.

I guess running my own will be a lot worst.

P.S. I know that’s a bad TLD choice, and I’m planning to migrate, but that will take a lots of time and work to the point I wonders if that worth it as I don’t sent many anyways.

More or less applies to Apple and most companies.

I don’t know if I “hate” Windows but more like “I’m done dealing it.” I might come and use it time to time, but only when absolutely necessary, and the mental capacity to remove things I don’t need and make sure its removed.

I quickly scanned and no mention will gov fund projects they uses. Nice.

What FS you’re on? I’m using BTRFS and have the same problem. Simply because disk analyzer doesn’t read snapshots.

Oh. I get it now.

So what’s the prize for Linux desktop would get? For for-profit cooperation, that’s market share and revenue. Yet, as far as I concern, most Linux desktop doesn’t chase market share, nor earns revenue.

But does Linux have to “win”? And if so what they “wins”?

Gnome and other desktops need to start working on integrating FOSS AI models so that we don’t become obsolete.

I don’t get it. How Linux would become obsolete if it don’t have native AI toolsets on DMs? It’s not like Linux desktop have a 80% market share. People who run Linux desktop as daily drivers are still niche, and most don’t even know Linux exists. They grown up with Microsoft and Apple shoving ads down their throat, and that’s all they know. If I need AI, I will find ways to intergrate to my workflow, not by the dev thinks I need it.

And if you really need something like MS’s Recall, tgere is a FOSS version of it.