The gui installer was roughly about as simple as any other distro I’ve tried, and stuff generally seemed to work out of the box. There are more packages than one might expect from such a small distro too. Not sure I have any advice specific to Void really, although getting a custom bootloader onto a Chromebook was certainly a trip lol

Does Manyfold support SVGs/etc? It seems awesome but it might be self-host only, not sure there are any public instances.

Void, because it works really well on my super low-resource chromebook!

That’s what my house says too lol

While i definitely agree, none of this is a deal breaker for me. What is a deal breaker is this: I am on my third Friendica account now because the first 2 instances both started struggling and then collapsed. The one I’m on now is suddenly running very slow, just like the first 2 before the end. It seems to me like maybe they’re kinda hard to run?

I’m always soooo excited for native fediverse apps, because PWAs are annoying in a bunch of ways. But then it actually happens, and I remember that none of the cool themes will be in there 😅

This is still AWESOME though!! I think that’s what was holding a lotttttt of people off, waiting for an app

For me it’s always been alcohol and distracting myself with hobbies. I don’t think I’d recommend the first one, but the second one is maybe ok? Think that’s what Peter Wessel Zapffe called “sublimation” and it’s probabblllyyy healthy-ish.

I don’t have a specific suggestion, but anything running on QMK firmware is a pretty good choice! Works on Linux, works anywhere, stores all your programming onboard so it’ll carry over to other computers automatically

That’s definitely more how like laser cutters and cnc mills do it right? Although maybe that’s more for removing debris than cooling. Seems like a good idea, unless it’s too much pressure and starts deflecting the plastic while it’s still molten.

This project is awesome, great job! I get what you mean about the whole “quadruple the price and effort” thing, but stuff like this is so important. Whatever technology enables the current air filter industry to make their stuff so cheap is likely some proprietary BS that doesn’t even work at small scales anyway, right? So if/when we ever lose access to that, we’ll need stuff like this to fill the gap.

We use it very regularly in our makerspace, although yeah like you say, the supply and color availability is lacking unfortunately. Fingers crossed it gets better as more people show an interest in it

Ohh this probably makes more sense in places other than where I live. Nothing here gets recycled at all unfortunately… Were the larger objects unable to be recycled otherwise?

This doesn’t strike me as particularly sustainable at all? It just makes the object come apart into smaller objects, right? But they’re still objects and still made of the same material they would’ve been otherwise… Just switch to PHA, it’s actually for real compostable and more sustainably produced as well.

This, 100%

WHOAAA!!! that’s actually a HUGE deal and it hadn’t even occurred to me how much I was missing it.

Is that a Magnus Archives reference

Ok, so i almost took your advice. I made it “left up down right”. It feels much more natural for me than “left down up right”, I think for two reasons: 1, I’m left-handed and usually have my left hand on the mouse, and 2, the staggering makes this up key physically further forward than the down key. But it does feel much better than what I had before, thanks!

Ahh i see! Do you think that order would also be more suitable for gaming?

That does seem like a good idea, i don’t love where M(0) is currently

Truth be told, I’m not much of a coder lol. What little I do is mostly all in like VSCode or Kate. Vim is some kind of terminal based editor right? What’s “vim sequence”?