Try also WM keyboard. It's a new slop based keyboard but it may be good slop? Maybe. I tested it and I'm on FUTO but I could also grow to like WM. Hopefully the good parts proliferate.

I'll try it out, thanks!

FUTO keyboard does.

I swear there is latency even though I swapped out gboard. Plus, gboard randomly swaps back in.

Is there an alternative to Gboard that allows swipe?

That's the closest I've seen so far. It'd be perfect if it also hid checked items in sub groups without all sub items needing to be checked but I can definitely work with this. Thanks!

if you don't mind scripting a bit, logseq can handle that. I achieved it using tags and a custom query, but I imagine there are more roads leading to that objective.

I use notally-X and I find it's a pretty good replacement. It can even import your Google takeout.

The one feature I'm still struggling to find in a notes app is the ability to automatically hide checked items in a list.

The option mentioned in this article wants to charge me to even consider getting any checkboxes so back to FUTO notes I go till I find something better.

Better to link to the original source than to the MSN portal.

TempleOS

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The only OS sanctioned by the Pope.

A world of pure rust instead of C does sound enticing. But it'll still suffer from hardware support. Well, unless people throw billions of tokens at it to write their drivers and actually share that with others. But I'm assuming people want to leave Linux because of AI use, so that'll also piss of the anti-AI crowd 🤷

There are barely enough kernel devs for linux, I don't know where all the kernel devs for these other OSes are going to come from.

Redox looks promising too. I’m really interested to see if a modern microkernel can be performant.

I don't know why it's worthless but it clearly did not catch the fact that the author says it's made almost exclusively using AI. Seems kind of worthless if it didn't register any AI when the author hasn't even tried to hide it and even states it in public

The problem is Linus Torvalds has fallen to AI.

I switched to OpenBSD about a month ago and I absolutely love it. it's not my daily driver. It's smooth, incredibly easy to install and upgrade (just did it today with the release of 8.0) and has everything I need and everything works. found the wifi works a hell of a lot better, almost on par with Linux, than FreeBSD.

Also I really like Haiku. that's a fun simple OS and the fastest install I've ever experienced.

Ok, so slopscore is basically worthless (because the author decided to just put that paragraph in instead of doing what your supposed to do and have the slop machine as a co-author or whatever it is?)

TempleOS is the one and only OS

FreeBSD is awesome, I used to install it on the servers I would setup for clients back in the day and it would handle any server hardware at the time.

React just got experimental NTFS install support

5% active users on Steam... way too many people, I'm switching to punch cards to be annoyingly persnickety about my personal technology and signal how much of tech hipster I am.

lol, it's the year of linux, finally! Aight, I'ma head out lmao

The only one I can imagine getting a following is Asterina. Built on NixOS, it's probably the only one that could even bring along most of the stuff that currently runs on Linux.

Especially hardware support will be a limiting factor.

that's it, linux has gotten too mainstream. time to look for an alternative.

I switched to daily driving OpenBSD a month back and it's been such a smooth and great experience. by far one of the easiest OS installs I've ever had (it's essentially a yes simulator). and what I love about OpenBSD is to get everything working, wifi, gpu drivers, etc it's literally just doing fw_update in the terminal and that's it. the upgrade process is just as easy.

It's so stable, everything is fast and it all just works. plus a fantastic and supportive community backing it.