Well yeah, but I would want to use Qt/QML to have native integration with something like KDE Plasma.
Unfortunately Slint just recently announced that they will be slowly deprecating the native styles except Fluent, which is Windows’s useless and unused style: https://slint.dev/blog/default-native-style-change
So it is quite good to have this Qt Bridge for Rust.
Maybe they were scared of the work Slint is doing.
What work?
my private repo is filled with “stuff”, “more stuff”, “new stuff”, “changes” commits.
While not answering the question, the first “user friendly” arch based distro I tried out was endeavour and I remember going back to vanilla arch after realizing how bloaty it was.
Yes. If you are on arch, it is currently in testing and should be available in the Extra repo in a few days.
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra-testing/x86_64/plasma-bigscreen/
no it seems to be kde plasma
This forum in particular already displays how you can.
See this for example: !announcements@forum.unfinishedprojects.net
good for you
It is possible that you are the first user to ever follow that community on your mastodon instance. If you wait a couple days, new posts should appear in it.
Normally, in Lemmy, when a new community is fetched, the latest 20 posts are fetched as well. This doesn’t seem to be the case for mastodon as far as I can see.
A screenshot would be helpful.
can you provide more details?
Debian or Fedora
I personally go with Fedora Server with automatic security updates.
pretty much. that’s why you don’t use email for sensitive stuff.
Well, if the other person uses protonmail, your client encrypts the email content before submitting it, which means protonmail can’t read it.
If they do not use protonmail, well, protonmail can. They apparently store the emails after they have been sent encrypted with a key in your account, so they can’t read them afterwards.
what if using your twitter account on the twitter website you could interact with posts from instagram and vice versa.
You’ll probably be forced to change your habit soon.
In this case, it just means that the website is given a boolean indicating whether you are over 18 or not, without your real age being given.
In cryptography, a zero-knowledge proof (also known as a ZK proof or ZKP) is a protocol in which one party (the prover) can convince another party (the verifier) that some given statement is true, without conveying to the verifier any information beyond the mere fact of that statement’s truth.
no, there is no article link it seems
Cool, but where is the source code?
edit: found it https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/D.eSystem_alpha-6.0.6