To anyone familiar with Sway who'd like to try a scrolling WM, check out Scroll. It's a fork of Sway (you can use the same config with minimal changes) which behaves similarly to Niri.
I think what Missphant was asking wasn't "what is input latency" but was "does flatpak introduce more input latency than a 'normal' application". Unfortunately, after a quick search I didn't find any benchmarks. (I didn't look very thoroughly.)
I also recently returned to Dirt 3 and was amazed at how good it still looks. It's kind of crazy that Dirt 3 is less than 14 GiB, while Dirt 4 is 50 GiB, and Dirt Rally 2.0 is a whopping 100 GiB.
Digital Foundry did a comparison of the two versions, when Spacer's Choice was released.
Doesn't Arch have an installer these days?
If you ping me tomorrow, I'll be happy to send it to you when I'm at my computer.
How much mail do you get, so you need a letter opener?
there aren't that many
dune
I would enjoy the hell out of a Mass Effect themed turn based strategy.
Audacious has a Winamp skin, that's enough for me.
Isn't a suit jacket plus jeans just business casual?
That doesn't make it (much) safer.
To anyone familiar with Sway who'd like to try a scrolling WM, check out Scroll. It's a fork of Sway (you can use the same config with minimal changes) which behaves similarly to Niri.
plan9
I think what Missphant was asking wasn't "what is input latency" but was "does flatpak introduce more input latency than a 'normal' application". Unfortunately, after a quick search I didn't find any benchmarks. (I didn't look very thoroughly.)
No no, it works fine now. Only the links are still a bit too dark.
I tried both Firefox and Chromium and neither showed the page correctly even though they both support it. Weird...
When I inspect the css, no element has a
colorattribute set, and the default value (in my "non dark mode" browser) is black.Is the website supposed to be black text on dark grey background?
I also recently returned to Dirt 3 and was amazed at how good it still looks. It's kind of crazy that Dirt 3 is less than 14 GiB, while Dirt 4 is 50 GiB, and Dirt Rally 2.0 is a whopping 100 GiB.
There's one of Tux and Pingu.
It supports .NET Core since version 3.8.