The issue is with libinput so kinda but it's a "Linux" issue for sure.
vala
Should they really though?
Been daily driving Linux for 15+ years now.
I recently got a computer that officially supports Linux (framework 13). Running Fedora, an officially supported distro.
Had to literally compile C code just to change my touchpad scroll speed.
I love Linux and it's improved a LOT over the years but there are still things that IMO make it not quite ready for average consumers.
Just got a framework 13. Can't imagine going back to anything else right now.
Fails to or refuses to?
Edit: just took at look at their repo and there is indeed no license. Looking at the issues I can't find anyone mentioning it. Maybe an oversight?
Edit2: looking at the backend server repo, it does say that it's AGPL but you are correct there is no license.txt
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How so?
Gemini doesn't really have a cutoff date.
That's not what I'm talking about.
Is there an android app for loops.video? I can't find one.
Seems reasonable to think part of the motivation is disrupting American tech like openAI
9gag
That's a name I haven't heard in a while.
Basically every other DE aside from KDE Plasma doesn't support this for whatever reason.