• queenbiscuit311@alien.topB
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        10 months ago

        I mean there’s not much to say about the issues he brings up. He’s right, not much to do about it. The fact that wayland lacks both a consistent implementation and basic windowing features is pretty much just the way it is, which is what he pointed out

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          10 months ago

          Yes, but even that gets lost in the “OMG he said swear words” feigned pearl clutching. We’re adults, we’ve all heard and used these words. People need to stop pretending otherwise.

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      10 months ago

      Welcome to PCSX2 development. Same project that had a developer, years ago, claiming that supporting Linux was a burden and that if only Linux was not a support target, the Windows build was much further along but sadly they needed to support Linux.

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        10 months ago

        This seems absolute horseshit because gregory was the main developer for much of the past decade.

        Like, he literally made the linux build like better than the windows one.

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            10 months ago

            If we are talking about even older events, then no shit.

            Linux was barely able to do one job before 2013-2014.

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              10 months ago

              10 years ago it was pretty much the same as it is today. Spoiler alert: 20 years ago as well. Everything worked fine.

              Unless you speak about gaming.

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                10 months ago

                Gaming was just the most obvious shortcoming really (I still remember when getting opengl 4 was like the moonshot).

                Back then there was all the UEFI sky-is-falling dooming

                And in 2010 not even ACPI was half-way ideal

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            10 months ago

            Bruh bring up the “they said shitty stuff 10 years ago so it is bad forever” card, linux 10-12 years ago was WAY DIFFERENT that it is today, it was less used, was harder to work with and overall not worth using at that time.

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              10 months ago

              Interesting that in ~10 years the professionalism of the project’s communication hasn’t changed, despite circumstances changing

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      10 months ago

      Needlessly? Some software developers spend a lot of time and effort trying to make their software as bug free and nice as possible.

      Unfortunately, “platforms” like Linux constantly get in the way with nonsense and the army of dumb people regurgitating nonsense pisses those developers off.

      • queenbiscuit311@alien.topB
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        10 months ago

        this isn’t a linux problem lol, it’s specifically a wayland problem. the program works fine on x11 already, which is why they disabled wayland. I don’t know why you’re acting like linux is some weird fake platform that nobody uses, this is literally the linux gaming sub. 12 year olds regurgitating BS is universal regardless of platform

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          10 months ago

          this isn’t a linux problem lol, it’s specifically a wayland problem

          Which, given where the Linux desktop world is going, effectively makes it a Linux problem.

          Yes I know I know, it’s all made up of a bunch of different projects all working in tandom, GNU+Linux+Wayland+systemd+KDE+whatever. But at the end of the day, if one critical system component fails, it all fails.

          • queenbiscuit311@alien.topB
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            10 months ago

            sure except for the fact that by just using xwayland the problem was solved. the main problem in this situation was just people not reading the devs posts and commenting stuff anyways. not having wayland won’t save you from that. Original commenter implied that linux was somehow preventing the devs from making s functional application in general

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            10 months ago

            Yeah and ideally we’d be making a transition to Wayland soon, where Devs can stop even thinking about X as new software is made. Sadly the state of things for the last… 14 years? Has not made that possible.

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      10 months ago

      I don’t blame them for it. Look at the people not reading dev’s explanation in the thread and still trying argue with them.

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        10 months ago

        Ngl my mind was also blown by the amount of “trivial stupidities” that time I tried KDE wayland.

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        10 months ago

        I don’t know how it is today, but he wasn’t very fond of Linux back when he started working on Duckstation. Basically saying that the emulator was made for Windows and if you had problems with it on Linux, you were on your own. And the jabs to the Linux “world” were constant in that Discord server.

        Everybody can have their own opinion, obviously. I’m just saying that this doesn’t caught me by surprise.

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          10 months ago

          In the PR he says that he doesn’t personally use Linux and that maintaining support is a hassle because he doesn’t use it. So he doesn’t want to support different Linuxes flavors (like Wayland) that are broken in themselves

          And TBH I understand him, developing for a platform you don’t use is a hassle, be it Windows or Linux, but Linux just have so much fragmentation on top of it