Wouldn't it be revolutionary if on your smartphone when someone calls and you are already in a call, they would get a response like "sorry, engaged" or similar. My apps are no totally uncoordinated on Android, and cannot cope with more than one call at the same time nor do they give me any tools to deal with it.

Can we set up a mesh network to make available to all the data concerning FOSS software popularity akin to the process in reticulum where announces propagate and the data paths are completely anonymous? With the fragmentation of the FOSS due to everyone running their own stuff without repo pull requests etc. being made, it would help if the raw data on the use of various software modules were made available mesh-wise to be able to spot high use of popular code even if it is not in a repo.

I am trying to update my #nixos flake and discover that #x11 is not supported by the latest #gnome but I also know that some of my hardware (#HPelitedesk800 , VM machines running xrdp and x11spice) fails to show correct windows under #wayland so this is very un-linuxy and I feel like a sort of macos hardware obsolescence vibe ... Or is gnome now just "bloatware" and #Xfce the new way forward here for the good old tech?