saint_yossarian

You can use backports if you want a newer kernel, e.g. trixie-backports has 7.2.11.

I can reproduce it with Chromium 152.0.7977.75 on Debian sid.

Seems to work fine here?

K400+ user here, you might be interested in the upcoming Framework Wireless Touchpad Keyboard.

Kodi does have bultin server functionality (both DNLA and a web interface), it's just less commonly used that way, and I don't think transcoding is supported without plugins.

Proton has a pretty good importer for GMail/Calendar/Contacts.

The downside is that their Android calendar app is shit (a rewrite should come later this year), and Android contact syncing doesn't exist (planned for 2027). Not sure how the situation looks on iOS, but AFAIK it's similar.

For me it's the added security features: per-app network permissions, scoped storage/contacts permissions, and a bunch of system hardening measures.

Oh I thought this was going to be about Bun.

I wouldn't say they're dead, just more hidden (e.g. GTK4 only shows them when you hold Alt). AFAIK most toolkits still support them, but app developers also have to actually define them.

Outside of games using anti cheat, for me the most common fix is to just select Proton Hotfix or Proton Experimental in the game's compatibility settings.

For some reason certain games default to specific older Proton versions. And then of course there are a bunch of older games with a native Linux port that is now unmaintained and stopped working at some point, but they still work just fine with Proton :)