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Next month, the Trump administration will end specialized support on the 988 national suicide prevention hotline for young LGBTQ+ callers — a group that has disproportionately high suicide rates.
@jemmesedi@c.im Legitimate question though: What's in it for the EU to accept the UK back? Furthermore, what's to stop the UK from voting to leave again in another 20 years when they don't like things?
Vanessa Beeley Iranian nuclear facility at Fordow Trump is considering a tactical nuke attack on Iranian soil which will have apocalyptic consequences On the 19th of June, the Atlantic Council publ…
Prominent KDE developer Nate Graham put out a blog post today reaffirming the KDE Plasma's intent that Wayland is their main focus and X11 support continues to be maintained but eventually it will go away. Nate Graham also noted around 73% of KDE Plasma 6 users are already using the Wayland session.
Bit chicken and egg though, isn't it? Maybe a big desktop environment enforcing Wayland will get people working more on the fixes for the stuff that doesn't work out yet.
I understand people being annoyed if they are in the 30% though, and not trying to dismiss that.
We’ll make sure Plasma continues to compile and deploy on X11.
As for when Plasma will drop support for X11? There’s currently no firm timeline for this, and I certainly don’t expect it to happen in the next year, or even the next two years.
We’ll make sure Plasma continues to compile and deploy on X11. Bug reports about the Plasma X11 session being horribly broken (for example, you can’t log in) will be fixed.
Quoted from the blog: "Current status: Plasma’s X11 session continues to be maintained.
Specifically, that means: - We’ll make sure Plasma continues to compile and deploy on X11. - Bug reports about the Plasma X11 session being horribly broken (for example, you can’t log in) will be fixed. - Very bad X11-specific regressions will probably be fixed eventually. - Less-bad X11-specific bugs will probably not be fixed unless someone pays for it. - X11-specific features will definitely not be implemented unless someone pays for it. "
X11 is in the news again, so I thought it would make sense to be clear about the Plasma team’s plans for X11 support going forward. Current status: Plasma’s X11 session continues to be …
Remaining 30% probably people like me whose nvidia driver multi monitor issues make wayland unusable.
Yes, some multi monitor configurations work, yes, yours might work just fine, but there's plenty of recent posts on kde.org forums showing the issue is far from isolated.
Multi monitor has issues in KDE itself as well, I'm on AMD and there are a few really annoying (and confirmed) bugs when it comes to multi monitor setups. Some bugs go waaaaay back.
I love this comment. I love it because even though I don't know what wayland is, I gather by context it's popular, and has something to do with output of your display.
And it's popular, but it doesn't work FOR YOU.
And you have to point out that just because something works for others, doesn't mean it works for everybody.
I'm pretty unskilled when it comes to linux, but I've noticed linux users fall into one of two groups.
First, the group who genuinely want to help you. They may not KNOW the exact answer, because they don't know your exact hardware, but they try to help with common problems.
The other group takes it as a personal insult if you're having problems in linux that you don't know how to solve. Like linux is part of their personality, and they think linux is perfect without the ability to have problems. Therefore the guy asking for help is just trying to insult linux, and therefore themselves. They then respond with hostility and personal insults about how it's your problem.
Yeah. It IS my problem. Can ya figure out what I'm doing wrong?
But they don't see it that way. In their eyes, linux is perfect, and you're an asshole for saying you have an issue.
So what I'm saying is, I love how you already know you need to state upfront you KNOW it works for others, but not for you.
Arch is known for upgrades breaking things, which is easy enough to fix if you know the right incantation, but no beginner is going to guess that correctly, so they post to a forum, and are met with a general condescending attitude, usually several replies that amount to "if you had read the upgrade guide, you'd know what to do." Of course when googling, you're much more likely to find the general upgrade instructions, rather than this week's specific upgrade guide with the known pitfalls and their fixes...
Touch support really needs some love because OOF. I understand why it's maybe not a priority, but I have a nice little 2-in-1 and I'm tired of pretending like tablets don't at least deserve their niche.
Any good gesture support software I might be missing?
If I'm reading the wiki correctly, touch is just reduced to pointer input and yeah, that's exactly what it feels like
EDIT:
Yes, the writing is on the wall. X11’s upstream development has dropped off significantly in recent years, and X11 isn’t able to perform up to the standards of what people expect today with respect to support for multi-monitor setups, high DPI monitors, HDR, VRR, other fancy monitor features, multi-GPU setups, screen tearing, security, crash robustness, input handling, and more.
I glossed over it on first reading, but I guess there's a small nod to it there and that's something.
Mischa Geracoulis As the second Trump administration is dispatching its minions to stalk US streets, smashing citizens’ First Amendment rights, in partnership with unregulated Big Tech, it also surveils online, helping itself to citizens’ personal id…
@jazzilla elaborate? I am using "Trump" loosely. We are obviously looking at the final chapter of a 30 year plan, this isn't Trump per se, I'm just using this colloquially.
But that said, he has to be taking into consideration the all necessary "popular support". That is a real variable in a controlled "democracy".
And that's basically what the answer relies on, does the plan go forth or get stalled because political support will drain in a flash?
KDE Plasma Remains Committed To A Wayland Future: 70%+ Already On Wayland
"- We’ll make sure Plasma continues to compile and deploy on X11. - Bug reports about the Plasma X11 session being horribly broken (for example, you can’t log in) will be fixed. - Very bad X11-specific regressions will probably be fixed eventually. - Less-bad X11-specific bugs will probably not be fixed unless someone pays for it. - X11-specific features will definitely not be implemented unless someone pays for it.
As for when Plasma will drop support for X11? There’s currently no firm timeline for this, and I certainly don’t expect it to happen in the next year, or even the next two years. But that’s just a guess; it depends on how quickly we implement everything on community.kde.org/Plasma/Wayla…. Our plan is to handle everything on that page such that even the most hardcore X11 user doesn’t notice anything missing when they move to Wayland. At this point in time, our telemetry says that a majority of Plasma users are already using the Wayland session. Currently 73% of Plasma 6 users who have turned on telemetry are using the Wayland session"
Prominent KDE developer Nate Graham put out a blog post today reaffirming the KDE Plasma's intent that Wayland is their main focus and X11 support continues to be maintained but eventually it will go away
re: KDE Plasma Remains Committed To A Wayland Future: 70%+ Already On Wayland
@Spooke the jump to 7 will probably be sooner than from 5 to 6 but i doubt it will be in 1-2 years. wayland development has speed up a lot the last couple years tho.
The Venezuelan National Electoral Council (CNE) held a meeting with political parties in order to choose the positions of the party symbols on the ballot for the 2025 municipal elections scheduled for July 27, as established in Article 70 of the Orga…
Saw the Kneecap movie tonight. Awesome, well worth seeing. Surprisingly, the 10 elderly french folk also in the cinema also seemed to like it, although I'm not so sure about the 2 children as there was a LOT of drug references. #kneecap
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If there were no Israel, the world would still be plagued by evil from many countries; look no further than our own CIA, the Vatican, the Royal family, the Deep State Cabal in every country. Start with a thorough investigation into Project Gladio. Or, do you just prefer to take out any Jews? The people of Israel are living under a Cabal just as we are.
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In 2035, the Golden Dome rose—a network of satellites, lasers, and predictive AI shielding North America from missile threats. Touted as the heir to Reagan’s “Star Wars,” it stretched from Canada’s Arctic bases to Greenland’s Pituffik Space Base, down to Panama’s canal, encircling the continent like a half-sphere. The Gulf of Mexico, now called the “Gulf of America” in hushed Pentagon briefs, glistened under naval drones. Mexico, conspicuously absent from the plan, seethed at the border, where a fortified wall pulsed with microwave DEWs to keep people in—or out. The Dome’s AI, fed by exabytes of data, didn’t just track missiles. It watched people. Patterns of dissent—posts on X, travel logs, whispered rebellions—flagged “threats” for elimination. Whispers of SkyNet and Death Star haunted the net, as citizens feared the Dome’s lasers turning inward. Mexico, sensing a prison door closing, erupted in revolt. Leading the charge, improbably, were the cartels—Sinaloa, Jalisco—whose smuggling empires clashed with the Dome’s lockdown. Armed with hacked drones and narco-tanks, they became rebels, hailed on X as “Han Solo with AKs,” fighting to keep North America free. In Tijuana’s shadowed alleys, Elena Cruz, a hacker turned revolutionary, decoded the Dome’s signals. “It’s not defense,” she told her cartel ally, Javier “El Cuervo” Reyes. “It’s a cage. The AI’s profiling us all.” Javier, eyes glinting with ambition, nodded. “Then we burn it down, amiga. For Mexico—and the border’s ours.” Elena hesitated, sensing his hunger for power, but the fight demanded uneasy alliances. The rebels struck border outposts, disabling DEW turrets with EMPs. Panama’s canal fell to cartel sabotage, and Canadian hackers leaked Dome schematics. The U.S., blindsided, tightened the Dome’s grip, its lasers scorching rebel camps from orbit. The Gulf of America became a warzone, naval drones clashing with cartel speedboats. Mexico stood as the last open door, its revolt a flicker of hope against the Dome’s iron sphere.
Mexico’s revolt faltered. The Dome’s AI, unyielding, targeted rebel strongholds with laser precision. Tijuana burned, its cartel bunkers melted by orbital strikes. Elena’s hack failed, her signal jammed by the Dome’s relentless code. Javier fell in a hail of drone fire, his narco-tanks no match for DEWs. The border wall sealed shut, Panama surrendered, and Canada bowed to U.S. pressure. The Gulf of America gleamed under total control.
In Jerusalem, a figure emerged, hailed as the Messiah by fervent crowds. Talmudic prophecies, long whispered, unfolded. The Dome, now a global enforcer, culled populations with surgical strikes, keeping Earth’s count below 500 million. Gold and wealth flowed to the chosen, their coffers brimming as prophesied. Slaves—survivors of the Dome’s purge—served in gleaming cities, while the AI ensured obedience.
The Messiah’s followers rejoiced, their divine ending secured. North America, a gilded prison, thrived for the few, its borders unbreachable, its skies watched by the Dome’s unblinking eyes. X fell silent, its servers erased.
In a Mexican ruin, Elena’s last message, etched in stone, faded: “The Death Star won.”
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Ambassador Jack Matlock argues the Cold War's end was a negotiated settlement, not a U.S. victory, a misinterpretation that fostered militant foreign policy and a "unipolar delusion."
He critiques NATO expansion as a key error provoking Russia, leading to current global instability. Matlock emphasizes the urgent need for negotiation, respecting international norms, and avoiding coercion to resolve crises like Ukraine and prevent further conflicts.
Jack F. Matlock, Jr, was the U.S. Ambassador to the USSR, 1987–1991, and had a key role in negotiating an end to the Cold War. Ambassador Matlock speak about...
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The Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, along with the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic, held referendums in September 2022 in which they voted to join Russia.
[ Glass Almanac: IBM laid off 8,000 employees to replace them with AI—what they didn’t expect was having to rehire as many due to AI ] glassalmanac.com/ibm-laid-off-… This is what happens when management doesn't fully understand what its employees do, or the value they bring to their organization. #HR #Corporatocracy #IBM #AI #LayOffs
In 2023, IBM made headlines with the announcement of nearly 8,000 layoffs, primarily from support roles such as Human Resources. The goal? To replace these workers ... Continue Reading →
the article states that they saved $3.5 billion and were able to invest those savings into hiring people for more specialized roles that require human creativity and ingenuity. This is an article about how pivoting to genAI for certain tasks actually created more and better jobs for humans. I don't see this applying to many other companies who would rather use the savings to "reward" executives and investors.
The Israeli Civil Administration’s Supreme Planning Council approved a decision this week that threatens to escalate displacement policies in “Firing Zone 918” in the South Hebron Hills. Under the new ruling, a military commander’s notice alone can now dismiss any planning or legal proceedings that Palestinian residents of Masafer Yatta seek to pursue.
This precedent-setting change aims to preemptively block residents’ attempts to defend their homes, lands, and schools in villages including Sfai, al-Majaz, Jinba, Tuba, Thuban, al-Halawa, al-Markaz, and al-Fakhit. Legal sources anticipate a wave of court dismissals in coming weeks, with demolitions expected soon, similar to recent violent demolition operations in Khalet a-Daba that erased the village entirely.
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In a new phase of Operation True Promise III on Saturday morning, Iranian armed forces fired a barrage of missiles and drones at the occupied territories.
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ADP TV. Guest: Thierry Meyssan, journalist, writer, lecturer, and founding president of the Voltaire Network. Theme: Iran Special. Update on the situation. Are we on the brink of a global conflagration?
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Our fishing upstrairs neighbour who brings us fish in exchance for sourdough bread brought us some pike and perch last week. Had some zander in the freezer and so these three kinds of lake fish cakes were born. Panko crusted gourgeousness.😋
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Iran says IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi facilitated Israeli aggressions by preparing a “biased” report on its nuclear program. It demands IAEA end actions against Israel as per the NPT and UN principles.
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in reply to GolfNovemberUniform • • •Bit chicken and egg though, isn't it? Maybe a big desktop environment enforcing Wayland will get people working more on the fixes for the stuff that doesn't work out yet.
I understand people being annoyed if they are in the 30% though, and not trying to dismiss that.
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in reply to iAmTheTot • • •Not really or at least not enough.
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in reply to Aatube • • •Aatube
in reply to GolfNovemberUniform • • •lambalicious
in reply to Aatube • • •Note, they said "compile" and "deploy", not "function" or "work".
That's basically "#vibecoding on release" talk.
Aatube
in reply to lambalicious • • •“Continues to run” is “continues to function”.
And they elaborate anyways:
Please read the articles you’re commenting on.
nasi_goreng
in reply to GolfNovemberUniform • • •From what I read, it was originally higher (82%), but went down because SteamOS has X11 as its default.
You can read more about KDE X11 plan on here:
pointieststick.com/2025/06/21/…
Quoted from the blog:
"Current status: Plasma’s X11 session continues to be maintained.
Specifically, that means:
- We’ll make sure Plasma continues to compile and deploy on X11.
- Bug reports about the Plasma X11 session being horribly broken (for example, you can’t log in) will be fixed.
- Very bad X11-specific regressions will probably be fixed eventually.
- Less-bad X11-specific bugs will probably not be fixed unless someone pays for it.
- X11-specific features will definitely not be implemented unless someone pays for it.
"
About Plasma’s X11 session
Adventures in Linux and KDEcomador
in reply to Tony Bark • • •Remaining 30% probably people like me whose nvidia driver multi monitor issues make wayland unusable.
Yes, some multi monitor configurations work, yes, yours might work just fine, but there's plenty of recent posts on kde.org forums showing the issue is far from isolated.
krimson
in reply to comador • • •Multi monitor has issues in KDE itself as well, I'm on AMD and there are a few really annoying (and confirmed) bugs when it comes to multi monitor setups. Some bugs go waaaaay back.
Sadly nothing is being done about it.
Lost_My_Mind
in reply to comador • • •I love this comment. I love it because even though I don't know what wayland is, I gather by context it's popular, and has something to do with output of your display.
And it's popular, but it doesn't work FOR YOU.
And you have to point out that just because something works for others, doesn't mean it works for everybody.
I'm pretty unskilled when it comes to linux, but I've noticed linux users fall into one of two groups.
First, the group who genuinely want to help you. They may not KNOW the exact answer, because they don't know your exact hardware, but they try to help with common problems.
The other group takes it as a personal insult if you're having problems in linux that you don't know how to solve. Like linux is part of their personality, and they think linux is perfect without the ability to have problems. Therefore the guy asking for help is just trying to insult linux, and therefore themselves. They then respond with hostility and personal insults about how it's your problem.
Yeah. It IS my problem. Can ya figure out what I'm doing wrong?
But they don't see it that way. In their eyes, linux is perfect, and you're an asshole for saying you have an issue.
So what I'm saying is, I love how you already know you need to state upfront you KNOW it works for others, but not for you.
Malfeasant
in reply to Lost_My_Mind • • •Also known as Arch users.
Lost_My_Mind
in reply to Malfeasant • • •Malfeasant
in reply to Lost_My_Mind • • •audaxdreik
in reply to Tony Bark • • •Touch support really needs some love because OOF. I understand why it's maybe not a priority, but I have a nice little 2-in-1 and I'm tired of pretending like tablets don't at least deserve their niche.
Any good gesture support software I might be missing?
wiki.archlinux.org/title/Touch…
If I'm reading the wiki correctly, touch is just reduced to pointer input and yeah, that's exactly what it feels like
EDIT:
I glossed over it on first reading, but I guess there's a small nod to it there and that's something.
Touchscreen - ArchWiki
wiki.archlinux.orgfrozenpopsicle
in reply to Tony Bark • • •Wayland! hisses vampiricly and claws at the light
Oh eventually I'll get on board.