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It works great. I didn't know you were behind the project. I saw it on gh and installed it on my system right away!
I don't know why there's so much hate, but the post never says "gpui is fast" at any point. As far as I can tell, that point is valid. "hy would you need to trash other projects just to gain visibility? If your project is good, it will grow on its own.
I'm sorry, but you're moving too slowly! A lot of people were already using gpui (this three months). You can check out the GitHub thread.
Where is the issue there? Apple is using AI, Google use AI, adobe use AI, meta is using AI... No sense to say something like that.
The first pony looks beautiful. I'm developing an app for people with autism and autism professionals. The goal is to connect them and shorten the time between sessions (which is usually 15 days). -->
One thing I'm looking for, besides performance (obviously), is the ability to customize the styles so I can match them to my setup. I like what Zen did with Boost
If people prefer a third-party client for software like Telegram, Discord, and Spotify, it's because the official client sucks.
This editor needs a lot more marketing.
- Written in assembly language.
- Just 5MB RAM with the entire workspace loaded!
I installed it, tested it, and literally deleted Zed
🔗 rhun.app/
I love watching the "features" in Windows. They always have glitches.
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!