System76’s COSMIC desktop now requires contributors to certify that pull requests contain no LLM-generated content. The new template also adds a Developer Certificate of Origin.

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    2 days ago

    I tried cosmic for a long time (yr+), but it always seemed a little unstable. Maybe my hardware, but mint is running just fine

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      2 days ago

      Not to be rude, but this has nothing to do with the post…

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    Hmm, with the KDE stuff going on lately I might have to check it out. I used Pop OS for a while but that was before Cosmic

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      There’s literally no change to their policy. They opened a discussion about stricter policy for PRs, but it got derailed by a few non-devs. That’s my understanding of it at least.

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        A lot of people have convinced themselves that kdes new policy is that you can now submit full claude vomit prs no questions asked. Its not, but thats how social media goes.

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    Is anyone really uses Cosmic? In my experience, they somehow managed to create a sloppy DE even without AI

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      I daily drive it on both of my main machines. Clean, simple, and the integration of tiling and non-tiling workflows is very nice. My go-to now.

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      I’m not really sure when you last used Cosmic but it’s actually pretty good lately. And is also my preferred DE right now. It’s a much easier way to use tiling windows and everything works pretty well out of the box. Granted it’s not as customizable as some other DEs but it’s got everything that I’m looking for.

      Which is really the way we should look at other people’s setups. I won’t tell anyone their setup is wrong unless it’s a security issue. We need to put the personal back in Personal Computers.

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      It’s pretty decent st this point. Imagine Ubuntu but a bit snappier. Still some isolated issues with certain games, but that’s it.

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      Yeah I never even got it to work because it fried my laptop trying to install it. Fuck system 76.

      It was their own darter pro it did that to