It matters when game devs argue that they don't support Linux due to player count, but are perfectly fine making builds for MacOS (See Riot Games). Showing these stats pushes back against that argument and gives devs more incentives to support Linux.
I think it's silly to be against Rust code in the kernel because it's not C or whatever. Though I do agree with the criticisms of Rust projects shipping with the MIT license instead of GPL.
I've had this issue too. I'm at work rn so I can't provide an exact process. But on KDE I right click on Vesktop on the task bar and there is a "fix Vesktop" option that resolved it for me.
My coworker said it best: "Anyone can build an app now, but nobody wants to maintain one."
It matters when game devs argue that they don't support Linux due to player count, but are perfectly fine making builds for MacOS (See Riot Games). Showing these stats pushes back against that argument and gives devs more incentives to support Linux.
Death's Door and Hades
I think it's silly to be against Rust code in the kernel because it's not C or whatever. Though I do agree with the criticisms of Rust projects shipping with the MIT license instead of GPL.
https://users.rust-lang.org/t/im-shocked-the-rust-community-is-pushing-an-mit-licensed-rust-rewrite-of-gnu-coreutils/126110
I think they are referring to the app literally named "Windows Terminal"
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n0dx20hk701?hl=en-US&gl=US
I've had this issue too. I'm at work rn so I can't provide an exact process. But on KDE I right click on Vesktop on the task bar and there is a "fix Vesktop" option that resolved it for me.
They're going after Meta next for pirating terabytes of books to train their AI, right? Right??