Good point. Which distros handle it well?

Is depends on your perspective.

Pixar sees these put up all over their offices.

(For those not yet in the know, this IGN report reveals trouble within Pixar.)

You can. That’s what I meant with folders. But I cannot position these icons and folders freely on a grid like the Win10 Start menu allows. Still, Gnome comes quite close.

Thank you. I might just have to switch to KDE for that. Will install KDE on my current GNOME environment. Will give it a test drive.

Thanks for the suggestion. I looked at it. It is basically a simplified Windows 7 menu. Decent, but it doesn’t go far enough for me.

Gnome itself is actually not bad. It has a full screen menu and arrangeable application icons and folders, but I cannot group them the way I want, let alone resize them. I wish there was something for Gnome, but I don’t see it.

Perhaps I am asking for an edge case. Even Microsoft has dumbed down its Start menu in 11 to essentially a mobile launcher. Too few people seem to want that.

This looks great.

Suggestion: a step-by-step “howto” with an example or three to make it more useful for beginners.

Any keyboard with an inbuilt emoji list should have it. In this particular case I used OpenBoard.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 So rad!

You can buy stuff on the Internet, right? Is this a good place?

https://www.arngren.net/

“Falling in love” and “love” are quite different from each other.

That said, yeah, the feeling can be quite fleeting. Being a chemical response doesn’t make it less intense or even less meaningful, though. Sadly? Fortunately? 🤷‍♂️

A number of tells. Here’s my shortlist.

• Missing work, school, or other important obligations. Basically neglecting responsibilities.
• Preferring online interactions over face-to-face ones. On the phone all the time, even when with people.
• Anxious, irritable, or depressed when not online
• Losing track of time while online.
• Sleep deprived.
• Not sure how to answer when asked how much they’re online

Don’t ask how I know…

Yes. :)

Wait… no. :-o

I am not sure anymore. ( • - • ) …

Always good to see evidence of us being governed by wise, self-controlled people who only have the good of the population at heart. 🤗

I wish this blanket statement were true. Firefox is better in some respects, but surely not all. Tab and session management - just to name two examples - are just handled better by the Chromium crowd, as much as it pains me to say that.

That said, I still use Firefox in most cases.

The general public isn’t just the US, though.

Cigarette companies. That’s a pest no one who wants a clean future would miss.

I’ve seen this movie…

Fair enough. They still don’t know what >7% of people are using, though.

Thanks. So what is measured is merely the browsers people are using? Then I can see why the metrics are more general ballparks than precise measurements, seeing that the user agent can be modified with ease.