First you need to explain what you want by lightweight. RAM, Disk, GPU, Pre installed packages? Features?

A subscription for OS updates? That won’t for with most users.

Use dd

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Yeah, looks to be an instance specific bug I guess. Hopefully it can get addressed soon. I think the thumbnail helps with drawing people’s attention to posts.

Works for me.

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Ah I see it’s just Lemmy failing to get the thumbnail that I was trying to fix. I guess it’s just something in Lemmy’s code.

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Apparently in Lemmy you can’t post a URL and an image 🤷.

No.

I gotta say and it feels weird to but I’m happy Arch are spending a bit longer testing these days. When I used to run it updates just felt rushed into the repo so Arch got it first.

Don’t look into code, you’ll find killing children.

Probably JSON. I haven’t been involved in Flatpak for a long time but I’ve never seen XML. JSON is quite close to XML in it’s layout sometimes I find so easily mistaken.

The driver installation has got a lot easier over time, still shit that you have to install a driver, still shit support for older cards. The open drivers they’re building are too little too late for me. They didn’t care about my slightly older GPU so I stopped buying their hardware. All AMD/Intel from here on in.

Still it’s been almost 2 years and the Deck isn’t available in a LOT of countries.

This is one of the biggest annoyances I’ve come across with them for sure.

Generally using only a few flatpaks is where it’s generally “bloaty”. Adding more actually balances out the equation ans you have more apps using generally shared runtimes.

complicate packaging, XML sucks (are there good editors or something?), I heard that the Flatpak builder is better for certain languages.

What has XML got to do with it? Flatpak manifests are either JSON (not great but OK) or YAML, which is great.

They’ve sold other hardware here, what changed?