April Tools: Hammering out new COSMIC Features - System76 Blog

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hellostick, 5 days ago

are you guys skipping 6.8.2 due to the regression?

please don’t skip the nice 6.9 kernel though

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Tovervlag, 29 days ago

They are making good progress but reading this I feel like the release date is not coming this summer.

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humuhumu, 4 days ago

have faith, summer is long

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1984, 1 month ago

I’m really really exited for this. Feels like a kid on xmas eve… :)

I haven’t tried it but I feel like rewriting a desktop environment from scratch in a modern language like rust should make it very snappy and free from memory corruption and pointer bugs.

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lautan, 1 month ago

For sure me too. Board the hype train.

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