Sometimes there are mechanical keyboards on display in tech shops. You could try and see how they feel to type on them.

Start with game jam. I recommend to start with Godot. It's quite easy with a bunch of tutorials. I have done couple of game jams.

For a steam game you need to have at least 2 hours of playtime, as everyone will just refund it.

hmMm… entropy so good…!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Location_Code Google maps and OSMand support this standard.

I would consider using LLM for language processing as they ware made for that purpose. You could try generating or filtering out unwanted words.

I think you are asking for a wrong solution. Your problem isn't that users don't use your product, but you don't know why they don't use it.

I would consider doing an email questionare as It bearly doesn't count as spam on very slow day with nothing to do.

from a package that I installed I saw that it has semver+githash of latest commit

[…]in a story I am writing in said setting.

There is a trap that I sometimes stumble upon when reading books and novels. Authors are so proud of their worlds that they cram exposition at every opportunity, and it kills all joy from reading making it at most mediocre book.

Parroting one tumblr post: "Write as if reader already knows the world."

You have a character named: "Al Banian" Do you need an explanation for their name? no. Do you have one? cool, but under no circumstances should you mention it to the reader for the sake of it. If it will come naturally in the plot then sure, add the explanation as you already have one.

Feel free to ask questions.

Who do you write for? What is a purpose of your writing?

EUPL has official translation in 22 languages so I imagine it would be easier to use that license under the work contract. (in EU)

I have read through the terms of the license and technically you could re-license your modification under LGPL and it would still be within license. (not a lawyer)

Showcase of the new UI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTQymidLYIM

It looks great

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I use both on different computers:
Gnome has auto-rotation out of the box so it goes into the tablet.
KDE has better extensions and wobbly windows so I can make it cursed whimsical enough to my liking

The one that you already use. Surly there is a bug that has been gnawing at you and you can be the one to fix it.

Interesting that the claim couldn't be replicated. It could just be false positive.

It looks like network traffic and steam survey data are very noisy. So it's every other month we get articles like "Linux hit a new percentage record" "Linux just fell down 2 percentage points, will it ever recover" The multitude of articles trying to click bait as much as possible is getting annoying after a while.

You don't need a video. You need marketing & communication 101. During covid I am sure some professors uploaded lectures to youtube, or pick up the book if it's more your jam. Think about what you want to communicate to a person coming across your project for the first time. Make bullet points and rank them. Then begin writing including all the information in that order.

A good readme would be sufficient. Go to some popular project and copy their structure of its readme in your project.

I didn't remember that I participated in 2025 canvas as I didn't make a design on it. Technically I participated in all of them then, but on different alts.

It makes sense in Terry A. Davis/Temple OS sense. Someone mentally ill needs everything to be symmetrical. They substitute o with Ⓞ in www.gⓄⓄgle.com I think they use fancy unicode to have a bearable symmetrical font; And someday they found that they can upload stuff to github and they upload what they made.