There’s a difference between the first commit being 2 weeks ago and when work on it actually started. If the dev really is just 16 years old as their profile says, chances are high that he just figured out how Git works, and pushed his entire work in one go
Oh, okay. That sounds easy. Is this a one-time thing or do you have to do this for every update you push?
Correct me if I’m wrong, since I’m no developer myself, but it sounds like a huge hassle to add your software to the official repos of the most popular distributions instead of providing an .AppImage and/or flatpak
I’m now completely free from Windows in my personal life. After running Linux on my notebook for years and occasionally dual-booting on my Main PC, I purged the Windows partitions back in March and switched over to Bazzite. Everything works like a charm - with Firefox being the only exception. I can’t get the new profile manager to work in the flatpak version or native via rpm-ostree. I have a workaround using distroshelf, which is not perfect (e.g. not being recognised as a browser by the “Webapps” application) I never had any problem with this feature on my Notebook (EndeavourOS). Anyone with similar experiences?
Thank you for the insight :)