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Great work with this video. Thank you

Because I use Ubuntu Studio for all its crative apps. Snaps are storage heavy. It saves space.

the answer is no... is very heavy and slow and consum many resources, better use Loc-Os or Calculate

Seriously, reading is that much of a challenge?

I'm glad you finally found the tools that work perfect for you.

All this time I've been pronouncing it like ee-posh but i was wrong. It's a nice look, had some issues with my mouse right click and scroll, and it crashed while logging in a few times but I got to have a look at it. I hope they stick to a darker theme (or even add a darkness level) than the current PopOS cosmic dark , it's more of a brown/grey and maybe a rounded corner option, those two minor annoyances are my only complaints with PopOS.

Is this going to ship with the 24.04 update?

Haha I can't stop commenting , I want to mention that most AI tools can be done with and often are a python script, I think you are really right about thinking about what to use AI for and where it's better than existing methods

I am training my own model locally on my data , I bought an hpe dl380 g9 for a couple of hundred bucks , I don't even have any gpu and don't use cloud services, as long as you ignore the scaling the capitalist tech companies do , iits still freaking amazing what it is and does

Yay for that band / the intro and then you open with 'i was wrong ' this is all very refreshing 😊

the colored active borders reminds me of windows 10 before update 1903

can you still install the software that originally came as snap via apt after making these changes? like firefox and thunderbird?

Cosmig is getting so sexy...Pop is the distro I spent more time on, come to Fedora to try something new, and I loved it...but I'm considering moving back to Pop once Cosmic be officially released.

i really liked the video, very chill just someone talking about cosmic .

as a long time gnome fan, i can't wait for this to become stable. as much as i love gnome's design, i hate the decision making that they do. the options that GNOME has is way too simple for my liking, so i'd like a mix between kde and gnome options which is what cosmic seems like it'll do for me

Just listened to the episode. It sounds really good. Keep up the good work!

Very nice overview! Where to download the alpha version of the pop_os wth a new Cosmic DE?

NGL IMO Rust GUI apps look uuugly.. and its not just a issue with cosmic itself just rust GUI apps using rust GUI toolkits look uuugly AF

(4:13) I would probably use Fountain, which is designed for people to earn BTC for podcasting (once a podcast is claimed). Also, for the music when speaking, I'd probably keep it down in post a little bit while it's being edited, just so we could hear you.

found you by the 'other' version of your website if you get me ;) pretty neat this whole thing is... you just earned a new subscriber

As a Free Software nerd myself, I'd advise balancing centralized and proprietary garbage with Free Software combined with decentralized protocols and self-hosted solutions when possible. I do this myself for those unaware.

Really enjoyed this. Thanks :)

Really looking forward to this. I've also been using PopOS as my daily driver for the last 24 months or so.

Immutable distros aren’t really being built with average users in mind so much as for people who have to administer a building full of workstations. Easier to deploy and easier to manage. In regard to snaps, I don’t really hate snaps themselves so much as how aggressive Canonical is in pushing them. Yes, you do have a choice in the type of package you want to install but they don’t make that obvious enough for Joe Average User. If you want to install and manage Flatpaks in a GUI on Ubuntu you have to install a separate App Store. In other distros, for example Fedora, you can have a snap backend in place in gnome software if you wish and boom, there are all the package formats all in one place. It just seems like having built a reputation for being user friendly their approach on some things isn’t that user friendly at all.

>:0 HOW DARE YOU CALL IT LIKE UBUNTU >:(

Pop is ok but nothing beats LMDE

Im very exited for this! I only hope they polish a bit more the top and bottom bar, icons, and buttons I think when this is releasing it will definitely attract more peoples into pop os ❤

Looks cool. I'm pretty new to Linux but might give this a try. I like this UI

I get the Cosmic thing, but Hyprland has what I was looking for in an environment. Cosmic looks like Gnome with tiling enhancements.

Nice

waiting for binaries to hit AUR

The workspace stuff has sold me. That was the one thing I need info on.

great work UB :)

Could you go through all the settings and show what it option does? I'm particularly interested in workspace config.

It looks good and I'm looking forward to it, but I can't imagine not having the Activities Overview like in GNOME Shell.

Appreciate the video, but in 4 years, everyhing will be voice centered, most UIs will get obsolete so quick

I'm running cosmic on my main machine.

I guess I can install it on my second ssd. I use Nobara mostly. Edit: Is the variable refresh rate in the display settings. Since it turns itself ON (by some apps propably) I have to manually switch it OFF. Would be great if it's accessible in the same place I've used to in the settings panel. Also I hope distros would start adding editable gpu fan speed controls by default since most amd gpu's run too hot with default card fan speeds while gaming

Looks good. But... What's the selling point of cosmic over pop-shell + gnome? It looks pretty much exactly the same as pop-shell, which for me is a good thing since that's what I'm using. I like that they're implementing it in Rust. But looking at the specs of my laptop, I'm pretty confident that I wouldn't notice the difference. However, Wayland is an issue for me. Whenever I tried Wayland over the many years, I eventually had to decide whether I want Wayland or some features or apps. Wayland never won. Not because I'm a hater, which I'm not. It's just not better than the alternatve - not for me. A text editor? Oh comeon. Nvim, Code or Emacs, that should really cover the need for any practical or ideological need for text editing. That looks like a waste of time to me. Another file manager? Why? Is Gnome, KDE, Mate, Cinnamon, XFCE, i3, awesome or anybody really dumping "their" favorite file manager? What is it? Nearly as good as X? But in Rust and on Cosmic? App store? I used that before and I just tend to trust some vendor less and less. I want to get my software from a trusted source without intermediaries and I want to know that they're up to date. App stores do not add value for me, they add volatility. Well that's me. Corporate run X: I was looking for a mix of floating and tiling WM, because I see the advantage of tiling but also am too used to floating to want to convert. Pop-shell is a great compromise. But I run it by installing it from source on Gnome on Debian. Gnome because I don't like KDE and I don't want to configure all the integrations manually. It also looks nice enough and doesn't bother me. Debian because I have to work on my computers and arch makes it harder for me. I install most of the software I'm using from asdf plugins (checking the source) or manually in my home directory, so which distro I'm using matters very little for what software I'm using. I used Ubuntu for years and definitely don't want to go back. I'm not a customer for them and they are not community for me. System 76 is better, even if they are based on Ubuntu. So I tried it and I had issues with it. I got too disappointed by trusting companies that are the good guys one day and then forget about "don't be evil" the next. If I choose to trust one, it had to be for a better reason than having access to a window decoration or a wallpaper.

This DE has a lot of potential. I'll wait a couple years and then see if there's good support in the distros I'd prefer to use before I try it myself, but when it's ready, I hope it takes Linux by storm and forces everyone else to compete more.

Livepatch doesn't seem to work without snap this time

Can't wait to use the finished version in a couple years.

It looks really good, I'm just curious about the look of KDE applications like Kate, in the current GNOME Kate has a 90s look really awful, and I'm being generous here. But I really liked everything I saw👍!

😢 and the global menu???

Does it let you move and place a Desktop icon that will stay where you put it? No it doesn't because I already asked them. Why is this so hard DE developers? Store an x and a y value. Note to Cosmic developers... a feature Cosmic needs is Desktop icons per workspace. I've never seen it, but it would be incredible. You're welcome for the idea.

Great demo, thanks a lot for that! I really appreciate that you're running it on bare metal and not just a VM. How are the virtual desktops behaving with multiple monitors? Can you switch them independently or are they switching on both monitors at the same time? And if independent, does each monitor get its own virtual desktops?

You take so long to come to the point we get bored..... We actually have other things to do .... make it exciting .... get to the point and then go in and out of your point ... but you have to do something happening in the first minute

Dude, for Brave browser it's recommended from the official site and you have a snap of it downloaded?

I am a new Ubuntu/Linux user. I downloaded Ubuntu 24.04 for personal use. I used a Toshiba laptop that's about 5 years old. Immediately, I discovered that the mouse touchpad wasn't working. I plugged a USB mouse in and tried updating the drivers. There wasn't an option of another driver, so I am still using a USB mouse. I am not sure what to do if the system can't find a suitable driver. It worked in Windows 10.