Same as with the tmux.app website. I looked around and I don't understand who's making these vibecoded websites.

Mostly, the ones I see are from SEO scammers and domain parkers trying to pump the value of their domains to resell them, or straight up scamming others to download or even buy a re-packaged malware version of their open source software.

This is likely the reason why they do this and now vibecoding makes it easy for anyone to do this.

I believe doomemacs.com has nothing to do with the developers either. Just more SEO spam or something.

That's why you make sure to put that institutional knowledge in AGENTS.md /s

Cloudflare Workers and HTMX also pair up well.

I know right? On Linux for example GNOME needs an extension and only KDE seems to have a handy toggle available from the get go. It seems the normal is to NOT make a feature like this easily available.

Same here team rust/datastar though I still can't decide between minijinja and maud for templating.

I just go with Claude recommends at this point.

:/

Wait, what? Do tell more, please!

When viewing a transient menu, C-x l

So a fancy window manager and a desktop environment (toolkit) in its infancy?

The foundation is not even one week old, and the first project just got selected as they were already closely working with the Omarchy project on some things.

What makes you come to the conclusion that "more important" dependencies wouldn't receive funding in the future?

Yes, because when you build a product on top of something, you support your dependencies. Crazy idea, I know.

Yeah... KDE, GNOME and soon COSMIC will be fine for most people. Ricing IS fun but this is more similar to taking a kitted out car that used to belong to your cousin to the car meet, part of the culture is stumbling around forums and asking around. There's been stuff in the past like Regolith that did similar things but now a semi-famous person is spearheading this so everybody wooos and ahhhs.

Yes, I am salty.

Neovim users proving once again they're the equivalent of BMW drivers /s

Oh that's pretty cool! I also like how you can bookmark timers to save them and then keep a list of them for various activities/purposes.

Also when I saw the HN post I knew something was familiar and I remembered an old project of yours: x[it]!

From time to time I still think about that one. Are you still engaging with x[it] or have you moved on in a sense?

I’m still using [x]it! every day for tracking daily todos or various check lists (e.g. tracking payments or packing lists) – same for klog, by the way, which I use for time tracking.

I consider the [x]it! file format mostly complete, so in a way there isn’t much for me to do anymore. But I guess that’s also a good thing about such standards – that there is little to no maintenance burden compared to “actual” software.

(Links for reference: https://xit.jotaen.net and https://klog.jotaen.net)