DeskWM: A Skeuomorphic Wayland Compositor
DeskWM is a Wayland compositor that uses skeuomorphic design, making windows resemble sheets of paper on wood. It offers a unique visual style for Linux desktop environments. (reddit.com)
Max and Team subscriptions include monthly Claude Platform API credits for building apps and agents with the Claude API, Playground, Claude Managed Agents, and the Claude Agent SDK. Credit amounts: Max 5x = $100/month, Max 20x = $200/month, Team Standard = $20 per seat, Team Premium = $100 per seat (discounted Team plans use the same per-seat rates). Team seat credits are pooled into one balance, capped at $500/month. Eligibility requires an active Max or Team plan, seven days on the plan, and specific roles (subscriber for Max; Primary Owner/Owner for Team on claude.ai and Owner/Admin/Billing in the Console). To claim credits you link a single Claude Console organization via claude.ai billing settings; each plan can link only one organization and each organization can receive credits from only one plan.
Credits refresh monthly after billing, don’t roll over, and are applied before any purchased credits; everyone with an API key in the linked organization draws from the same pool. Credits don’t cover interactive Claude Code sessions, overages in Claude/Claude Code/Claude Cowork, or usage on Bedrock/Vertex/Foundry. If credits are exhausted and no purchased credits or auto-reload exist, API requests stop until the next cycle (invoiced Enterprise accounts are billed as usual). Plan changes stop future credits; existing credits remain until expiry. Workspace spend limits can restrict who spends team credits.
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DeskWM is a Wayland compositor that uses skeuomorphic design, making windows resemble sheets of paper on wood. It offers a unique visual style for Linux desktop environments. (reddit.com)
The website gtlds.fyi lists all the proposed new generic top-level domains (gTLDs). It serves as a resource for those interested in the expansion of internet domain extensions. (gtlds.fyi)
ICANN announced 1,615 applications for new generic top-level domains in the 2026 round, including brand, community, and geographic names. The applications come from organizations worldwide, with North America leading in submissions. (icann.org)
Mainbrella's backend manages Linux machine requests by using durable objects to serialize capacity reservations and allow overlapping boot processes. This approach ensures efficient handling of concurrent requests while maintaining control over resources. (mainbrella.com)
A clone of Hacker News called Pointless is available for browsing, featuring similar content and layout. It is designed as a humorous, mostly-exact replica of the original site. (news.ycombinator.lol)
USA Today has entered into a deal with Palantir, a data analytics company, positioning itself as an intelligence organization. The partnership aims to enhance data-driven journalism and intelligence capabilities. (fastcompany.com)
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