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Oct 11, 2026
ChrisHOST
Yeah, I think that, you know, the comment this might be in response to, and maybe I didn't make the point well enough, is I think what I'm saying is remove the person, even remove the project, and just ask yourself, why have they raised $22 million? Yeah.
ChrisHOST
And why haven't other projects raised $22 million? What is that? What is the signal? That does require taking the emotions and putting it aside and just asking yourself, what signal could the free software world be taking who struggles to raise money, who struggles with funding every single day? Why was this project within three or four months able to raise $22 million? They just announced now, and it's just kicked off, three years of funding Hyperland development and a couple of other projects.
ChrisHOST
And they have like a full-time staff of like five people now.
ChrisHOST
So I think the question that we have to ask ourself is, What can we separate a signal from that and internalize? And that's all.
IrimUNKNOWN
Oh, yeah.
BodhiPANELIST
Dude, Weyland is Hyperland,
IrimUNKNOWN
and you use Exorg and
BodhiPANELIST
I3, and
IrimUNKNOWN
this is Hyperland and Weyland, so you're upgrading.
IrimUNKNOWN
This is an upgrade for you.
BodhiPANELIST
Interesting.
WesHOST
Mm-hmm.
ChrisHOST
What is that? What is the signal? Now, that does require taking the emotions and putting it aside and just asking yourself, "What signal could the free software world be taking, who struggles to raise money, who struggles with funding every single day? Why was this project, within three or four months, able to raise $22 million?" They just announced now, and it's just kicked off three years of funding Hyperland development and a couple of other projects, and they have, like, a s- a full-time staff of, like, five people now.
ChrisHOST
Um, so I think the question that we have to ask ourself is what can we separate a signal from that and internalize? And that's all.
ChrisHOST
I don't really think you have to talk about DHH much there.
DonHOST
So that's one.
DonHOST
Vaxrie, the author of, uh, "Hyperland" was also there.
Jonathan RingerGUEST
Oh, interesting.
Jonathan RingerGUEST
Also, uh, Outfoxed, um, quick shell guy was also there.
ChrisHOST
didn't
BrentHOST
we see Hyperland getting APIs or MCPs to use the desktop itself? Wouldn't that be far more efficient?
ChrisHOST
Sure would be.
ChrisHOST
Also, you could do this with Pipewire and RDP, and that would also be more efficient.
37 MINS LATER
ChrisHOST
Oh, 300 notes.
ChrisHOST
I'm a longtime listener since the land days, and your AI coverage is fantastic, balanced, and practical.
ChrisHOST
On the flip side, personally, I have no interest in Hyperland OMAR coverage.
ChrisHOST
Just a FYI signal.
ChrisHOST
didn't we see, like,
BrentPANELIST
Hyperland getting, was
ChrisHOST
it
BrentPANELIST
Hyperland getting, like, APIs or MCPs to use the desktop itself? Wouldn't that be far more efficient? Yeah.
ChrisHOST
Sure would be.
ChrisHOST
Also, you could do this with Pipewire and RDP, and that would also be more efficient.
37 MINS LATER
ChrisHOST
Oh, 300 notes.
ChrisHOST
I'm a longtime listener since the land days, and your AI coverage is fantastic, balanced, and practical.
Will SmithHOST
It's, it's really interesting to me, you know, spending a lot of time in open source circles, which projects really support Nix and which don't.
Will SmithHOST
Like the, the weird, the tiling window managers like Neri and Hyprland are really super popular on Nix, I assume because the same kind of people who want a text-configured tiling window manager are also probably interested in running their entire system configuration from one big giant flat text file.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
Yep.
Will SmithHOST
Uh, but yeah.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
He didn't write a new desktop environment.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
He took Wayland and he took Hyperland and he said, "I'm gonna configure it this way in Quick Show." So it's like on some, on some cases you need someone to, like, pioneer that and just say like, "What if?" And I think that's what he's doing, especially with the whole, "Okay, why not write Ruby? Why- Let's write Rust because we don't really care about developer happiness anymore because developers aren't writing code.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
Actually, forget about that.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
Forget about Rust.
MattHOST
Yeah, I have 15.
MattHOST
On Hyperland right now, I have 1 through 0, and then the dash key and equal key, and then I guess I have 17 because I also have F1 through F5.
MattHOST
I think I rebound F5 to something else, but I don't remember what it was, so obviously not important.
MattHOST
Honestly, though, the most I ever use really is 10.
AdamHOST
Yeah.
AdamHOST
Well, we were talking, we were talking earlier and I guess you were using that Ryoku Hyperland thing that I was kind of messing around with.
AdamHOST
How's, and how's, how's your experience with that been?
DuffGUEST
Like anything that's still in beta, it has its limitations.
AdamHOST
And it's like, I, I, I don't know.
AdamHOST
Yeah.
AdamHOST
Hyperland is almost, there's too much like set up.
AdamHOST
Then again, like you can just run Claude on your system now and just say, I want you to do this and it will just build it out for you.
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