Hungarian, design engineer, CTO at https://xitter.cf/t.co/7rmlPKmIFR, building custom tools. Previously senior principal at McKinsey.
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Am I the only one loosing track of github comments/reactions/etc? I just received one on my app, previewed the notification with a long press, now I can;t find it anywhere.
To reiterate -- standing on the shoulders of giants is what made this possible, thank you for the amazing work of the @AuroraSilicon contributors
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Omarchy is forever free. There's no monetization scheme coming. I'm already rich and the Omacom Foundation is a well-founded nonprofit.
The only ulterior motive here is to make Linux win on the desktop and create the perfect, malleable computer for all to enjoy!
A take I agree with a lot.
I used to be a language lawyer. In the late 80s I _studied_ the ARM (Annotated Reference Manual for C++). I knew the language cold, inside and out. I could make it do backflips. I shipped a lot of code using it. A LOT.
I’ve attacked other languages with a similar intensity and depth. Until recently, that was simply the only way to become adept at building software systems.
I now consider the deep understanding of a language to be a supreme waste of time and effort. I don’t want to learn Rust, or Golang, or Typescript, or any of the thousands of other languages out there. I’ll leave that to my agents.
What I need now is to understand the high level gestalt of the system. I want to see the systems and subsystems. I don’t need to inspect the cogs. If I truly need to understand a detail at the cog level, I’ll interrogate my agents. I’m not going to pretend to be a language expert anymore.
Managed to make the camera work as well, ok quality. Some optimization on the way.
Good progress today! @omarchy now boots from disk on my MacBook Pro 14" M5 Max. Working: all 18 cores, internal display with brightness keys, keyboard + backlight, trackpad, Wi-Fi incl. 6 GHz, Bluetooth, speakers + mic, battery, lid, power off, USB-C. Next: continue GPU and sleep optimisation.
This is just sad. You can have rules that make the LLM work legal and ethical and still use them.
"LLMs engender harms to the pillars of Asahi Linux: software freedom, the open-source community, the open Internet, the environment, digital privacy, user consent, and software developers themselves... we broadly forbid the use of generative AI." 🙄 asahilinux.org/llm-policy/
Good progress today! @omarchy now boots from disk on my MacBook Pro 14" M5 Max. Working: all 18 cores, internal display with brightness keys, keyboard + backlight, trackpad, Wi-Fi incl. 6 GHz, Bluetooth, speakers + mic, battery, lid, power off, USB-C. Next: continue GPU and sleep optimisation.
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Deep sleep update:
0.05 W averaged over a 3-hour sleep, nearly 10x less than Linux s2idle (0.44 W) on M1 Air
This is awesome! It's the single feature I miss a lot from Linux given that my phone is and likely be iPhone due to communication with my parents.
Linux Kernel Patches Posted For Review In Enabling Apple AirDrop Support
AirDrop macOS to/from Linux on Apple Macs.
phoronix.com/news/Linux-Kern…
Minutes after me going to bed my agents stopped again, even though I specifically asked them to keep going.
By agents I mean various Claude versions. Anyone have a way to make them work while not watching what they do? I find that any combination of effort or ultracode gets me here.
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🐧🎨 Affinity has announced that they're developing a Linux version of its design suite, exciting the Linux creative community. This move will expand Affinity's platform reach, offering a free cross-platform Adobe alternative.
alternativeto.net/news/2026/…
ALT Linux logo beside the Affinity logo on contrasting backgrounds, symbolizing Affinity's upcoming Linux version announcement.
Open-source can be something very different with careful use of AI. The amount of complexity a few coordinating sessions can handle together is extreme.
