ak’chamel the giver of illness

“who is hungry, thinks of bread”

I liked the concept of Niri, but found some bugs, and now I run Gnome with PaperWM and a couple more customizations. Love my setup.

Create a non-profit, make music, create a design studio, fund local collectives, invest on my retirement, maybe do a masters degree…

true, but for getting a job, it is quite important to be “up to date” woth the field of work. think of what happens to people that are closer to retiring, they’re seen as “obsolete” because of this

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Well Japan has never been colonized, but you could represent a country that excerted foreign influence, maybe? Although thay relation wouldnt be as direct as - “Straight up colonized”.

Niri! I think you can do the branding stuff? Or Gnome+PaperWM extension!

True, it became an international citizen like all libre software. Im just proud that it was born in Mexico, in Latin America not much public recognition is had for local software. There’s a perception that most services are from abroad. Thats why i phrased the original post title like that (cross posted). More like a “if it had a nationality, it would be mexican” kinda thing.

and Federico Mena, both have cool contributions to libre software.

Yeah it’s most likely that! Thanks

I do use dual boot, but still have Winboat on the Linux side because some windows specific apps that aren’t demanding. The ones that are demanding in performance are the ones that I use on Windows natively.

weird

Its not showing after reboot. I wanted to trace it back but theres no trace, hmm

Seemed to be /proc/4212 but its gone after I killed the process.

Thanks, this is useful info. It doesnt appear to be restarting itself after I killed the process. Is this a good sign?

I think I solved it? I ran

sudo kill -9 <PID>

(PID being 4212 in my case)

Memory usage is back to normal afer a reboot, seems fine!

yeah thats what i thought :/ how tf do i get rid of this?

Because they’re probably dealing with their version of surveillance from CCP. It would be interesting to hear conversations from privacy experts and advocates over there, and share experiences of what we’re all dealing with.

Try this! Fusion360 for Linux - project by Cryinkfly. I’ve seen it work for some people but I havent gotten it to work well for me.