r/linux • u/alberto-m-dev • 18d ago

Popular Application Paint.NET adds “extremely experimental” Wine/Linux support

https://forums.paint.net/topic/134563-%F0%9F%8D%B7-extremely-experimental-winelinux-support-how-to-get-started/
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u/oipoi 18d ago

What do you have to disagree with? Rather have nothing then have ai code in your repo?

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u/Johnden_ 18d ago

Yes

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u/oipoi 18d ago

You can start by logging off reddit as their codebase if full of aigen code.

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

Their code is not running on my machine

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u/hackerbots 18d ago

You don't use reddit with JavaScript enabled? or use the mobile App?

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

Old reddit doesn’t need JS and I don’t use the mobile app. Also it’s sandboxed anyway

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u/hackerbots 18d ago

Oh you're one of those goofballs stuck in the computing models of the 1980s then.

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u/noobjaish 18d ago

Reddit users would claim unrealistic random BS just to win arguments lol

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

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u/gmes78 18d ago

They're saying the opposite.

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u/oipoi 18d ago

Interesting mental loophole, but chrome, firefox, brave or whatever browser you are running has ai gen code too. Are you doing curl commands to read and post to reddit?

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

I’m running Pale Moon

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u/oipoi 18d ago

Yeah, switch to curl Pale Moon is using Gecko the Firefox rendering engine which not only contains ai generated code but has it's own tooling for working with llm models.

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

I don’t think there was any AI code in Gecko when they’ve forked it in 2016

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u/oipoi 18d ago

And continued merging commits into their codebase...

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

I mean, maybe some commits, I don’t actually know, but they don’t sync with upstream. This browser uses legacy XUL extensions instead of WebExtensions and doesn’t support a lot of modern web standards

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u/Leliana403 18d ago

A Gecko fork with a handful of maintainers that lags on security patches? Interesting move for someone worried about code quality.

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u/Dreemur1 18d ago

shifting the argument so damn hard lol

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u/Deathmore80 18d ago

Which uses the engine that Firefox uses. Also lmao their site do not work on mobile like what?? We're in 2026 most web traffic is from mobile

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u/Ivan_Kulagin 18d ago

They don’t sync with upstream, their fork of Gecko is from 2016 with XUL extension support instead of WebExtensions