yeah, the firefox situation is indeed still confusing. you make a good point. deleting the stock one and installing the flathub one + ffmpeg-full(flatpak) seems the most straight forward solution for hardware decoding. but as you said still fairly confusing.
I do still think ublue is more confusing to understand, personally
nope, since fedora 38 this button enables full access to flathub. it also lets you install proprietary nvidia drivers from gnome-software with one click. hardware decoding via ffmpeg also works for flathub apps that require it.
uhh on fedora just enable third party repos during initial setup and you’re good. its insanely easy
the article was based on the workstation release
no problem at all, I will try to get it in whenever it is solved, I’m in no hurry :) thx
aw I missed the release. maybe we can get it in for the fall release. ( personally I would prefer to get it in under the right license, than in a new one or in a grey-area). thanks for reaching out back then, it would be crazy to me if people had access to this icon in neovim etc.
really? do you have a link? does that mean gnome would then be able to output P3 colors if avalilable?
afaik gnome(wayland) currently only outputs everything as srgb even on p3 displays(with correct monitor profile), is that correct? I wasn’t able to figure this out from googling
same experience, thank you for asking
I could not understand if I messed something up myself or not
@[email protected] I will wait for the license issue to resolve, seems better?
thankyou! btw, since you're a billion dollar corp can you send me a check? cheers
hell no, full tux is the best, these are just simplified icons. but thanks for the compliment!!
thank you, the build-your-own thing is great, i have chosen the CC BY-SA 4.0.
thank you for pointing me to this, i have choosen this license and added it.
thank you also @[email protected]
i did go overkill with the simplification, so its easy to see other things. but at small sizes i feel it works better.
i made some icons to help with a common issue
https://gitlab.com/sxwpb/minimal-tux-icons
These are only meant to help for cases where the full tux is too detailed to display, see examples in the linked README. But the shape also works well for single fill cases, like in the keychain example. I wouldn't want these to be used when the full tux could be displayed in all its glory instead.
One issue I have is I do not know how to license these properly, I wouldn't want them to show up in a trademarked logo or anything, but I would still want them to be freely usable as tux icons anywhere. What do you think?
I have chosen the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, thank you for helping me!
introducing halfspace.nvim - a semi-light neovim color scheme for minimal eye melting
Hello all, as someone who mainly prefers dark themes but also enjoys black text, I created this semi-light neovim color scheme. https://gitlab.com/sxwpb/halfspace.nvim
The goal was having a theme that uses black text but avoids the eye melting of most light themes. In fact the background color is #808080, which is the midpoint of a monitors brightness. Using such a background comes at a hefty cost of text contrast, thus all chosen syntax colors are kept pretty close to the best possible contrast here which is black text.
Let me know what you think and I know lots of people absolutely despise this type of color combination which I understand, so please be kind in that case.
happy vimming
