if you’re using fcitx to manage input methods, you can enable the unicode module, which lets you bind a shortcut to input unicode characters using a search box. it’s quite handy, though most people don’t use fcitx as it’s not needed for simple appending input methods, like the US QWERTY keyboard

we need to have trusted sources, and provide sources for pictures and video the same way we’ve been sourcing claims

it doesn’t matter if there’s “a picture” of something, it only matters if it’s “a picture taken by [specialist] published by [specialist institution]”

i see you have a phd in derailing conversations

so that’s just a broken app

technically, yes. but at the end of the day, in the real world, that app would work fine on ~all but ~1 desktop compositor

wayland doesn’t require SSDs, because it’s not just meant for desktop computing. in the context of desktop computing, it’s been a standard for decades now to have a title bar on a window, so it does make sense that apps would assume they can get one without having their own drawing code or relying on a third-party library!

it’s listed on the project’s readme!

i think they’re talking about the proper old visual studio, a full-blown IDE!