I understand they're a large contributor to GNOME, and employ a few developers to contribute to it. But it's a bit of a regression from offering KDE back in RHEL 7, but removing it in later releases when it's the far more stable and reliable option over GNOME (especially in a Wayland context).

Why does RedHat have to keep sawing themselves off at the legs? Was going to do an RHEL 10 workstation install, but apparently the ability to install KDE has been removed since a few releases ago (as a first-party option; not talking EPEL). This also makes it a bit ironic, as RHEL 10 is to be "Wayla

It's almost astounding how much time that so many people will dedicate to arguing about management and direction of open source projects, by people that never write any code for any of those projects or anything even tangentially related. You could probably find 10,000+ people with an opinion on ho

I think any curricula solely focused on just teaching someone a programming language, is kind of pointless. I think for some real-world objectives to actually learn how things work, be more well-rounded, and understand how simply some things can be implemented, could be objectives like (after getti

There’s Gajim, Kaidan as well, and they are both broken, unable to make audio calls work in my tests. For both sides of the call, did the servers (used in the test) have properly deployed STUN and TURN servers? Because if those aren't available (deployed on each server, of each recipient of a call)

Any of the Half-Life titles are stupid cheap, if for some reason you don't already have them. Even HL1 still holds value today despite age. Darkwood ($3.74 instead of $14.99) Very atmospheric (especially the ambient audio and music) and detailed top-down survival horror. Despite the style (top-downPleasant Dog 's list)

Whichever amount makes sense (3 is fine; or front and back isometric flats for coloration, 3rd for angled perspective of standard posture or something). Normally I dump at least $350+ equivalent on character sheets, so whatever would be fair in that budget.

I do have a character sheet commission that I would likely take you up on that offer (when open), whenever I get to a more complete idea (still trying to fine-tune details on color pattern and palette; but generally it'll be some form of a scalie canid, which there aren't too many of)

I don't care if a commissioned artist leans on AI for insignificant details (e.g. background details, basic pose, etc), it's more about whether: they're reachable outside of sh't platforms (e.g. not staying exclusive to FA notes for commissioning or something similarly absurd), they have an art styl