@involomusic Thats sensible.

@alienalarms Congrats it looks amazing.

@CleoMenezesJr Even if it is a little, it will increase Linux's market share. This may mean more software support. It's a paradox right now: People don't use Linux because there's not enough software support, there's not enough software support because people don't use Linux.

@codemonkeymike Unbelievable. They probably don't care about Linux.

@NUND @alf @involomusic
This is very cool website. Thanks for sharing.

@involomusic @NUND What you create with daw? Im also old Ardour on Linux and Reaper on Windows user. I always stuggled with lack of plugins on Linux side.

@kaotec Looks so cool.

@patrick I will try it. But still Im stuck to Windows for music production (⁠ب⁠_⁠ب⁠)

@patrick What about performance? I barely use it on Windows with my 11.Gen i7 cpu and iris xe integrated gpu + 16gb ram.

@tilton No but its highly recommended.

@leonardolin nice shot

@QSphotography first one is amazing 😍

@twinkelicious Nice frames.

@trashheap You are right, I can understand your concern. However, it is not easy to develop a new engine and make it secure for today's standards. Firefox and gecko are the best alternatives as they are still foss. If Mozilla stops developing Gecko then I will consider it.

@trashheap I suggest Zen browser which is another firefox fork without data collection.

@antijingoist Maybe there is some 3th party window decorations to do this.

@eugenialoli Unfortunately Gimp 3 still lags behind Adobe and Affinity. Im gonna give it another shot after stable release. Also I didnt know about Mint interesting.

@victorjavierlo Even affinity doesn't release Linux apps :(

@nekotako killer oranges! How you edited this?

@snappi_nappi_boi so good