I would love to know how does people keep using GNOME 40+ when every single theme is unusable if it's not adwaita.

Fuckers couldn't even backport the new style to GTK-3. That “UI consistency” they brag about goes down the drain when you try to open any application that doesn't use GTK-4 yet.

An absolute circus that other desktops don't have to tolerate.

> systemctl enable --user pocketbase
> Failed to enable unit: Unit file pocketbase.service does not exist.

> Cat into ~/.config/systemd/user/pocketbase.service
> File exists.

Thanks for confirming you are shit systemd. I would love to see this happen in OpenRC or any sysv-like rc for that matter.

Fucking morons on a stick

SSL was a good idea terribly implemented. Relying only on big tech for valid certificates was the single most idiotic thing the web baboons could come up with.

Sure, you could always hack comodo (again) to issue yourself some LAN certs but come on. You either expose your server or pay half a kidney for a somewhat secure thing! Give me a break....

vite-pwa-sveltekit thanks for getting in the way.

I honestly don't get why does this library even exists. If you are going to delegate 80% of the work to me I might as well do 100% of such work.

Fucking useless plugin...

Sveltekit's progressive enhancement on forms is an obstacle more than a tool.

Submit buttons stop working when they want.
Other buttons in the forms may trigger an action via POST if their type is not defined.

Everything with no feedback whatsoever. At least tell me I'm an idiot in the form or let me know why a button type="submit" does nothing to send the form data 🤦

Pocketbase relationships are a pain in the ass.

Don't get me wrong, the software itself is awesome and the maintainer is a cool guy.

But everytime I have to work with relations I have to choose between ripping my hair off or hardcoding categories as a string and use regexes "for old-times sake".

Sveltekit progressive enhancement form docs fucking suck.

Arbitrary, non-reproducible examples.

The docs show: return fail(400, { email, missing: true });

The client response says: {
"type": "success",
"status": 204
}

Man, if the docs were monkey-typewritten, they could have warned us first…

I don't know why GNOME decided to mess their keyboard layout handling at some point. All of their US INTL keyboard variants don't work one way or another.

So much for purple Java mainstack….

setxkbmap was, always the way to go.