It’s lots of layers. Quickshell is built on QtQuick, which is QTs ui abstraction over regular QT, the c++ based app framework.

Here I am with Waybar and a few fuzzel scripts still wondering what all the fuss is about.

There’s a new vibe coded Wayland shell every week now. It’s actually unfortunate DMS renamed when they did. I saw this and assumed it was just another vibe coded abandonware without realizing what it was.

Dang. I was hoping some of this was going to come to ghostty. Especially the ssh session stuff. Wezterm has it. I prefer ghostty but it’s kinda lame if it becomes the lite version of a paid product.

So far they stated they don't intend to charge for Rex.

The stock market isn’t based on reason anymore, it’s vibes. That’s why you see huge swings and nobody bats an eye. It’s just a game.

My daily driver is a 10 year old laptop. Any computer built since Moores law plateaued is plenty capable.

They already did that in the 2000s, it didn’t work.

It's 2026 though.

Even less likely to work in 2026. The only reason why the west-aligned world does the bidding of Walt Disney & friends, and doesn't instead shrug at DMCA and other extraterritorial IP laws, is to stay in good trading terms with the US. Now consider how much of that incentive remains when you are on the receiving end of illegal and arbitrary tariffs.

Pilot rock outside of Ashland you can even hike to the top

Dude. The internet has been poisoned for a very long time. Remember Viagra? It used to be easy to call out the BS. But if you are outsourcing your thinking to a LLM, it’s much harder.

> Remember Viagra?

What.. does Viagra have to do with this?

If you have to ask you haven’t been on the internet long enough.

This is a discussion forum, why gatekeep whatever it is you want to say.

What? How would that be a crime? Most marketing websites already contain fake reviews of their products.

It’s hard to find and convict people who post actual illegal content online, much less fake reviews

Something can still be a crime even if it isn't effectively enforced.