Problem is always the scale on which we want to transform the envirenvironment. Small scale wouldn’t be noticable, but large areas can be risky.

Same with everything else. We have much to learn and experiment how to support this amount of people sustainably.

While they are important and I do suppsupport them seeing their stuff on conferences using macs and iphone didn’t fill me with happiness.

How can you preach one thing and show another is beyond me.

So they ignoring fediverse is not surprising.

So Servo is not dead, but under lLinux Foundation and github is active. Nice.

But the problem is differedifferent, like other commeter said problem is that business are definidefining web standards (which are hard to implement in time for smaller team of firefox) and pushing them on people together with browsers.

I really doubt they care, even that link does not cite someone from Ukraine but is just stupid title.

They have support and maybe it would somehow get them more support, but dondon’t really see how.

Here is page with samples, it sounds pretty good: https://erogol.github.io/ddc-samples/

It might be, but limit is not like “you have one move per week” but to stop someone from using the seat as a toy. Maybe just constat move for over an hour will trigger the message.

If only we could hear from manufacturer about stuff like this and have explanation.

Same like you, at first it was interesting but that it was obvious that it is staged for what ever reason, but definitely not sincere. (i do have ideas, like interesting coincidence with release of buggy win11, or just thought this will generate more views so i decided not to help in that further.)

Linux has issues especially for newcomers and non experienced users, but Linus missed all of it and complained on something else.

Not to mention that compared to win is much much simpler to install and use. Just imagine someone who never installed anything (os, drivers, software) and you give them linix live usb and windows install usb… linux will:

• work and be usable without instal
• have all the drivers instaled and working
• have software to actually use that computer

windows will have non of those, and will be unusable for normal person.

When watching non techy friends use phones and computers,I just see how cluttered and non consistent GUIs really are. And changing with each version.

I hate uodating because something will change. Worst offender by far is OsmAnd, great application with awful UI, but even worser is they change it all the time and I can not even learn it and get used to it after years of use.

Most aplications, desktop, mobile and web havr a lot of options 90% of users don’t want to see or use. Solution might be to make simplified and complex UI for each software and mke simplified and consistent UI as default and easy switch to change it to complex and custom.

I don’t think this is user fault, I do think this is just bad decision making on all levels of application design.

After helping them with, to me, unknown applucation people usualy ask me “How did you know where to find that option?” and my answer is “I would put it there.” and I am certainly not a person to male any kind of decision on UI side of things.

tl;dr: UI bad.