Xfce

I’ve daily driven every major DE except KDE (GNOME, Xfce, MATE, Cinnamon) and I always ended up switching back to xfce. I’m not a fan of GNOME’s workflow and since it’s not that customizable without extensions, that made me switch from it very quickly. I used Cinnamon on Mint for a few months and while the experience was mostly fine, it sometimes felt a bit laggy. As for MATE, while I love the GNOME 2 layout and it’s a relatively lightweight DE, I encountered plenty of visual bugs there and I could very easily replicate that GNOME 2 layout on Xfce (without a system menu, but still).

The only REAL Mozilla logo

It’s SUSSY Linux time

Why are you still using uMatrix in 2024? Wasn’t it discontinued 3 years ago or smth?

Nowadays, pretty much yes. I more or less use the command line as much as I did on windows. Of course things like installing software via the repos is more efficient via the command line, but most GUI tools will work perfectly fine for most people.

Debian Sid

ChromeOS if you consider it as one.

I have to say, they’re certainly an impovement over Breeze, but I still prefer the Oxygen ones

Apparently “modern” means hiding options behind extra clicks

How desperate to destroy Lemmy must you be to spam CSAM on communities and potentially get innocent people into trouble?

Great to see good ol’ Mandrake still going.

It’s hypocritical to call your service “privacy friendly” and then require the use of a Google/Facebook/GitHub account to log in. I kinda understand the reason why they do this, but they could have at least allowed you to use a more private email provider.

The full unpaywalled WSJ article btw: https://archive.is/GbQB1

We greeks are once again on world news for our incompetence at doing…anything.

Every year around late july and august we see the same shit. Either a disaster or a big scandal from Greece makes international headlines.

Out of all the distros that I’ve tried, probably Manjaro. The distro itself is ok, I don’t like how kind of bloated the default installation is, but it’s not too bad.

However what really pisses me off,among their numerous other controversies, was when they replaced perfectly functional open source apps with proprietary ones…twice. Though the former has since been reversed.

though Apple is expected to adopt curved edges for the first time since the iPhone 11.