Dont know anything about that network stuffut the gui looks nice. Happy to see someone using iced here.

The paralax scroll effect on the home page is a bit busy on mobile.

The idea sounds okay, but I do not see a really good usecase. Generating a slide in code can be cool, but other tools line latex and typst can do that too and people already know the syntax/language.

Depends. What should docker do for you?

But has the original author the patent?

Does the MS version have stuff that would be incompatible with the original?

If not they made an absolute shitty move.

This is a good book to start with small usefull projects in python: https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

I think as soon as you add mods to your application that can bring their own code with them you have a potential security issue. The most secure approach that I have seen is wasm mods/plugins run in a sandbox.

I hope you have success. Ventoy is a cool tool, but those binaries suck!

Thats awesome!

I hate that they had “never will” in there. Seems like a broken promise.

As far as I skimmed the text they used bevy for their prototype not for the release or at least not as a whole.

Here it states that the hoster used is hetzner https://lemm.ee/post/45660045. That being said Hetzner is a german company, so I would expect it to be in the eu.

How can such thing happen? Was an account hacked that had the permissions?

I just found this. This is somewhat the fluent style for iced. Since cosmic uses iced that style is available as well.

When it comes to additional widgets, there are additional widgets in the iced_aw crate.

1. I dont realy understand what you mean by tabbed controls. If you mean keyboard navigation, that is directly ahead on the roadmap.
2. Take a look at the macros the iced::widget module provides. This is pretty much a declarative ui definition.
3. In the last version update a new styling system was introduced. It is way simpler then the old approach. I am sure you can create a custom theme that looks pretty much like win10/11.

That is super cool. Can we might simulate it in a virtual environment? If so, would that be the first matrix like virtual world?