Mactan

neon

there’s your problem

looks like they’ve learned a lot since the previous video

begging people to consider that not everything is a universal affects everyone problem but a problem nonetheless it’s called survivor bias. zorin is a unique offender for producing their even number LTS on the following off numbered year . they only got 24.04 like last month. some non-steam struggles when using older packages

it’s great for anybody that doesn’t need it for gaming. that LTS packages always gets painfully stale for non-steam

“it’s not for desktop use”

suckless sucks. it’s an interesting science experiment but no normal person would ever find software from that realm of thought useful

unironically my measuring stick for a good ux is if the site is usable from lynx without knowing how to use lynx

virtmanager and boxes for qemu/kvm have freed me from the accursed Oracle product and it’s dkms modules

file manager works pretty much the same on Linux as it does on windows. you really can search for files yourself

text editor really does work the same on Linux as it does with notepad on windows, you really can just open files and read them

security or ease , pick one

they were already fixed before the hand wringing articles were written

Unfortunately, due to GNOME Foundation issues, this work never fully materialized.

classic

why would var have such a restraint? reminds me of overly complex tutorials tricking people into elaborate partitioning schemes

what else is there to compare to, windows?

this from the people that stonewalled server side decorations in wayland

I tried network manager but there didn’t seem to be a good way to lock it down and a low of traffic didn’t go through the VPN

on principle it’s good that somebody tries to keep it alive but libre and suckless suck for day to day desktop use

vlc was already like this on arch for a long time, literally took just a moment to look at the optional dependencies and grab the latest “actually give me everything lmao” package group

I thought their priority was vanilla OS. I hope that project has the cash to survive too

kde is making an SSDM replacement right now, not sure when it’s going to be ready for general use much less early adopters