basic daydreams

almost every project that makes GNU/Linux what it is has some issues: things that can be improved, things that could have been done better, legacy code, vision conflicts… it’s the cost of being made from several single projects merged together still such a unique and important option in this world where users only matter for their money and data

are floating controls that good? I mean, over bottom bars

as I see it, Signal tried to fit that privacy gap for a standard centralised messenger, if you think about it, that might have made it easier to non-tech-savvy people to adopt it (even if it was as a request from a contact), decentralisation is not remotely appealing to them

it’s also supported by Homebrew Package Manager so you can use command line shells outside containers without layering if you want to