I also don't quite get why one would want such a setup - why not just use MSYS2 or WSL? As it is, it's just a mishmash of CMD builtins, Windows utils, Powershell, and these Coreutils. Will one have to use CMD-style (%var%) variables or will it be the POSIX way ($var)? Also just keeping in mind when to use /s or -s style switches, which version gets invoked depending on the PATH, PS aliases, etc. is just a lot of mental overhead for seemingly little advantage over WSL.

Especially the voice, ChatGPT seems to infer the formality and overall tone much better than Google Translate. YMMV.

This just isn’t the case in my country and most of Central/Eastern Europe at all. I’m under 30, when my parents were my age, this country had just started recovering from communism.

Besides, there’s more to economy than just AI. If anything, I’d rather see my tax money invested into multiple different fields than having it gambled on a single hyped tech field that might as well turn out to not be so easily profitable or world changing in the end.

It's one of the things that have been recently brought up again in the EU parliament, but getting everyone to agree on a common stock market is not going to be easy.

The key point here is to use the WebView only for the text view. Where it goes wrong is when people start writing entire interactive UIs in the WebView.

The other option would be PDFKit, but most people aren't nearly as comfortable programming with PDF as they are with HTML.

It doesn't even have to be old devices, there are still laptops being sold with 8GB of RAM in 2026.

(Which makes me wonder, is there a flag set to make it not beep on cars sold here? Cuz otherwise people would be returning them en masse)

Then it seems our politicians stopped being pragmatic and started bringing up ideological issues more often, which divided the population, while IMO not doing nearly enough to promote further development of the economy.

So now we have a population split on ideological issues, while Poland and Croatia are overtaking us economy-wise. We have had every advantage (geographically at the crossroads of multiple trade routes, sea access, EU funds, hard-working population, didn't turn into a Russia-style oligarchy...) but mostly slept on it.

Legitimately asking, which points and how are they expected to handle it for this type of app (assuming they want to keep it closed source)? As far as I understand it they just need to credit the libraries?