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all of these arguments are great and all but as an enduser: I just want things to work
I don’t care about the why’s or hows. A lot of these arguments explain and justify breakage
I am an enduser. I expect things to work, specifically I expect the programs I already use to continue working. I expect to lose no functionality
If they don’t work, then clearly its broken. If I lose functionality, Wayland clearly wasn’t ready
this is useful and good to know, thank you
will help me decide what to go for
so in other words you need the sandbox if you want access to what microg would normally provide for you, with the caveat that an account is “optional” for things that “require” one, which in a normal google environment is almost everything and with mirog is pretty much nothing
sounds like microg is the better deal then, if I want to avoid google accounts and Google’s snooping
I’m looking to buy a new phone soon, can you use GrapheneOS without a google account? because playservices is generally account locked right?
I use simple calendar pro (which is free on fdroid) and it just has a full calendar view as a widget. with one column per weekday and one row per week. The widget is called calendar monthly
edit: ah heck I seem to have misread, sorry! Leaving it up in case anyone else finds it useful
there are youtube frontends and apps that proxy videos anonymously so you can’t be tracked at all
I use freetube on desktop there’s also libretube and newpipe on android
what search engines are actually good these days?
because that’s the problem, they aren’t
search results have gone down a sharp hill lately
I don’t think Kagi is the answer, but there is a problem - a big one
if I knew what exactly was causing it hardware wise I would have a way to fix it, and I don’t
given GNOME’s solution is “use Wayland” (which I can’t for a variety of reasons) I don’t think I can ever figure out what the problem is. Their attitude from the start is already non helpful.
all I know is my hardware isn’t niche nor really really old. And Im not the only one experiencing this
certain hardware configurations. I have two computers on linux. One of them has issues with GTK4, the other one doesn’t. The only difference between these machines is hardware.
And yeah, I agree that’s premature for them to do
I would switch if it worked at all I just get a black screen if I try a Wayland session lmao. If switching is such a hassle then I’ll just stick with what works.
That’s not to even mention all the things I use that aren’t supported
Nobody’s requiring it until devs start not supporting X11 anymore and start saying things like “won’t fix, use Wayland”. Which is already happening
See: GNOME’s response to a critical GTK4 bug on x11 that makes any program using GTK4 unusable on certain devices under x11
for the end user, that is irrelevant