To be completely honest, I probably won’t use it again, at least for a while. While it’s nice to work with most of the time, I ran into a lot of weird niche issues that I had to either work around or come up with some hack to achieve the same effect, which was unfortunate. As a random example, trying to scroll to the top of the document every time a state was changed would not trigger the scroll consistently, making it pretty useless.

For a site like this, it would probably have been easier to just use a JS framework, or finally go and learn htmx

I have 2 plugins for rofi on Linux and it’s true, no releases - best I can do for you is tags, take it or leave it

It was, in fact, just roasting itself

That’s a penis??

Yeah pretty cool. Bit tricky at parts due to (imo) a lack of tutorials / easy to follow examples, but got through it eventually. Felt refreshing to not have to write js/ts

Recently did my portfolio website using Leptos, that was pretty cool. Currently, working on adding modded Minecraft launcher support to my plugin for rofi called rofi-games so the instances can be launched from there

I use GOS but… Google phone…

Even with that title people still missed the sarcasm, mad

Yeah plenty of actual examples for games that don’t work / work well on Linux. Minecraft is not on that list

For when I can be bothered to go through and clean it up a bit, I find xdg-ninja extremely useful

Any vpn into your home network should work right? And that would include other solutions intended for local transfers mentioned here

If js docs are a good working replacement then I can understand wanting to avoid all the annoying issues with typescript. I haven’t used it before but it seems less flexible and more verbose, what’s other people’s experience with it? I’d have to check it out myself but for the moment typescript makes JavaScript a little more bearable.

I see, thanks for explaining

Ok I see, so running this is basically like running a Tor node, with the same risks involved as well?

I have almost no knowledge on this topic but if it’s just their request going through your computer, is that not how vpns work? Also what happens if they’re searching illegal topics in your region, like criminal stuff, I’d assume you could get in trouble for that?

Compiling shaders can take a long time for some games though, MCC took about 15 minutes for me. No reason to unnecessarily lock the UI from UX perspective anyways imo

I like (lie) much better than /s ngl

I use public transport a lot and google maps is very helpful so unfortunately can’t live without it, last time I tried openstreet map it was useless for buses etc. As for alternative apps, I’m assuming I’d have trouble with, for example, banking apps, or obscure/niche apps such as my country’s one for booking public transport etc.? Just nice using something that can install all Android apps OOTB

Same lol, maybe a Linux phone one day so I don’t have to buy another Google phone but unless it runs all the same apps it’s unlikely