niri's nice too. I used to daily drive it, but I don't remember why I stopped using it. Nowadays, I just WM hop, I've used Hyprland, labwc, and Pop Shell with GNOME so far, but dwl looks promising to me.

You need to ask someone you know that is already on lobste.rs for a invite[1], or join it's chat room and ask there[2].

[1]: https://lobste.rs/about#invitations

[2]: https://lobste.rs/chat

Thanks for your detailed reply.

[1] does works for me. [2] I’m trying, but the chat room isn’t very active. I think it will take more time to receive an invitation.

sorry for the confusion, i'll be sure to fix it for next month

I've tried out this game, and so far, I'd say that it's pretty well made. I would definitely try contributing to this in my spare time.

I've been looking into alot of discontinued Linux apps recently, and I stumbled upon GNOME Empathy, an app that connects to multiple chat platforms at once. I'm thinking of forking it, or making one from scratch.

> [...] the YC data center [...]

sctb (previous HN co-moderator) mentioned a few years ago that hosting is provided by "M5 Hosting."[1]

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16076041

Clickable links: https://i.imgur.com/NAxZQKf.png

My friend is making a programming language called ACPL[1] that used to be written in Python, and outputs Python code, but now, he's working on a C implementation called CACPL, which is written in C and outputs C code.

[1]: https://github.com/rjmsg/ACPL

> if a system component like Gnome is crashing, there will be neither log records or crash dumps and you will never figure out why it crashed

On Fedora you can use ABRT (AKA Problem Reporting) to view logs and tracebacks of a component that has crashed, and report the problem via Bugzilla. Also, GNOME isn't a system component, Fedora would still work without it, but it would use a TTY terminal instead.

Abrt (problem reporting window) shows no information about that type of crash.