Ah ok I see. Thanks for the clarification.
Ah ok I see. Thanks for the clarification.
I don’t get the Gnome desktop. The vanilla one is unusable without adding a ton of extensions. But I do appreciate the simplicity in the settings.
I love KDE in the way that it keeps the traditional desktop paradigm that we’re all used to, but their configs are way too complex. There’s too much in one place.
In fact I’ve been thinking of trying out LXQT for simplicity’s sake.
Speaking of which. I recently visited Monaco and the French Riviera and the account of wealth and opulence has radicalized me. As if the cost of living wasn’t enough to do so already.
I could write a book about how mad I am at our governments who enable these rich fucks while asking the rest of us to make sacrifices. .
Debian is great. The Ubuntus just add a few quality of life features that make it slightly better in my opinion.
So they’re actively involved in the development of open source projects then?
security patches for community packages (instead of waiting on community patches)
I’m not sure I understand that part. Is Canonical implementing the patches instead of the open source project/package developers? I’m confused.
Then do with Ubuntu or its variants. Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc.
I can’t stand Gnome 3. That’s why I go with Kubuntu.
What are the benefits/features that this adds?
Nah. We sent armored trucks to Israel instead.
When using KDE, press meta-T to activate the equivalent of Windows Power Toys’ Fancy Zones.
You can then set tiling zones and when you drag a window, hold shift at the same time to lock it in one of the zones.
Right???
Fucking hell.
The french are throwing a hissy fit over that issue. The younger working class has to sacrifice their retirement because “the economy”. Meanwhile you got rich assholes parading on their huge yachts in St-Tropez and the French Riviera thanks to the money they make from dodging taxes.
IDEs have come a long way. But I’ve done qt development using Jetbrains Clion IDE and QTCreator. I don’t remember it being that difficult. Then again, I started programming using Turbo Pascal and Turbo C. So …
I dunno. Having worked with Java and c#, web dev, c++, I found working with QT in C++ to be so much easier.
Who cares when it could run Doom in full screen?
Wasn’t that always the case? I mean compared to my IBM PC clone, mine did way more and cost way less. And it was upgradeable. And mine could play games.
It’s not desensitization, it’s blatant omission to prevent them from looking bad in western media.
When the US left it really didn’t take long, nor a lot of effort for the Taliban to take back control.
That sounds like a step in the right direction.