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Yes that is what i felt: youtu.be/GHi0jYZPiyM?si=aUb4…

Windows 11’s faster, customizable context menu released, and it means you can now CHOOSE what appears when you right-click anywhere! Microsoft previously admitted that the Windows 11 context menu had become "cluttered and sluggish," and I couldn't agree more. Before the update, right-clicking an image on my PC showed 20 different options, including Ask Copilot, Edit with Clipchamp, Paint, Photos, and several other app extensions. The menu also took a good one to two seconds to settle, with icons and AI actions loading after the menu appeared. After installing Windows 11 KB5127936, I tested it again, and the difference was immediately noticeable. Microsoft has also added a dedicated Context menu Settings page, where you can choose which app extensions appear, remove unwanted Copilot and Clipchamp options, customize file actions, and even bring back the Windows 10-style vertical layout. I particularly love that Microsoft is finally giving users control over the right-click menu without requiring registry hacks or third-party tools. After five years of Windows 11, I think Microsoft has finally made the context menu better than what we had in Windows 10. Credit where it's due, this is a genuinely good update!

New favourite monospace: Berkeley Mono

League of Legends is playable on Linux again! 🤯🐧 A developer spent a month working on a solution based on the macOS version, improving the Darling project with AI-assisted development to help get LoL running on Linux. Darling: github.com/darlinghq/darling LoL on Linux: github.com/lucannez64/darlin… ⚠️ Some setups may not work out of the box.

Hibiki is a Keystroke Visualizer & Bubble Message Visualizer. Powered by rust and for Wayland! github.com/linuxmobile/hibik…

Checking in on Speedometer 2.1 again. We're getting close to the @ladybirdbrowser alpha and I'm currently pushing hard on performance! 🤓📈

Omastrator 0.2.3 is out! Omastrator is a design app for Omarchy, made for designers who work with agents. The tools will feel familiar: frames, layers, pen, and auto layout. I built it because AI design work has too many steps. You add an MCP server, edit a config, restart, switch apps, and copy the result back. And as much as I love Figma, its AI feels bolted-on as an afterthought. I also wanted to give something back to the Omarchy community. Testers and feedback needed! Omarchy already has your agents set up, so Omastrator connects to them with no logins or auth, and can be configured if/as you wish. You and your agent work on the same canvas from the start. • Your agent drafts variations as real frames with auto layout, not images. You edit them with the same tools. • Live sites go in frames. Click, scroll, and resize, and the site reflows. • Pages show in the Omarchy bar. Each page opens in its own Omarchy workspace. Install on Omarchy or Arch Linux (x86_64 or aarch64): curl -fsSL get.seanireton.com/omastrato… | bash seanireton.com/omastrator @dhh New and fixed in 0.2.3: • Each canvas window has its own tools • New projects open on a blank canvas • Your agent can make frames and add auto layout • Page windows change pages on their own • Fixes for panels and toolbars in tiled windows

Triggered haters in the replies. The PR is open to improvements - for everyone’s benefit!