It seems strange to me that a linux user uses the default applications
I sorta get what you’re saying, but rather than just pick any random distro and handpick every application myself, I put effort into finding a distro which has the most default apps that I’m happy with. I use KDE Neon because I like Dolphin, Konsole, Konqueror, and the pre-installed version of VLC; however, I DON’T use the default email client, text editor, etc.
Am I the only one that’s fine with whatever the OS provides out of the box? Like, as long as I can turn the bell off and change the font, I’m chillin, and I have yet to run into a terminal that doesn’t provide those options.
Curious to hear what drives people to seek out other options (besides tiling, that I understand, I’m a tabs guy myself tho)
Ok so I guess I am the stupid because I always assumed kernel-level virtualization meant that you were limited to guest OS’s that used the Linux kernel. I was drawing incorrect connections to Docker
TIL
Virtualizing Windows 10 for various binbows-only work stuff
Virtualizing Windows XP to run Office from before it started sucking
This thread is news to me. Unicode is Unicode, no? Why restrict to Latin letters?
She’s in Ben Shapiro’s sex dungeon
Exactly, they could be hosting their releases on whichever site they use for remote git, but they don’t know how to use git
Yeah, editing the session bus settings of the Firefox flatpak just so my laptop’s screen doesn’t go to sleep while watching YouTube fullscreen is disappointing. Not difficult, but still disappointing.
Ever since I started daily driving Linux, I constantly face problems that make me wonder if the developers of open source software even use their own applications
Hard to know for sure without knowing what exactly it is you’re trying to run, but since you’re using an AMD processor, I would guess it’s NOT a firmware/driver issue. New Intel processors would be a different story.
Even today, not every application is programmed to use multiple cores effectively, or at all. Again, we need to know what application(s) you’re running when this happens
VMWare and archive dot org are your friend
Probably all that “anything but the vaccine” that he took
following industry standards
pick one
I can name one improvement: global scaling works SO much better in Wayland
But obviously if you don’t have a high DPI monitor, this won’t matter to you
Is there a good aggregator for demos? Or should I just start watching some on YouTube and hope the algorithm starts including them?
Probably once Intel decides to buy ARM so that they don’t have to compete anymore
Today in European news:
A BRAWL broke out between Turkey and Georgia fans. They FIERCELY shouted at each other through some railings while throwing plastic beverage cups at each other.
Then, during the game, a player was GRAVELY injured when a defender tackled him directly in the shin guard. He rolled around on the ground for 5 minutes before medics saved his life with the magic spray.
Yall are cute :)
I know Gnome is in your less important list, but Wayland is in your important list, so I’ll recommend KDE Neon. It’s Ubuntu without snaps and moronic auto updates, so it really just feels like a more desktop-ready Debian
Idk if this has been proven, but I’m certain that the current desktop versions of Office apps are just Electron-style wrappers for the web versions. I switched from Windows to Linux about a year ago and have found the web apps to be perfectly sufficient
This was such a refreshing show tbh. 90% of Adult Swim shows are just grotesquely drawn characters doing gross things because “lol shock value is the best it’s so edgy XD”
Smiling Friends still has the weirdness of a late night cartoon but also finds ways to mix in cuteness, silly humor, and general positivity (like when they lectured Satan about being stuck in a dopamine loop… hit a bit close to home)
You’re gonna need to do a lot of Bent Leg Body Twists to unfuck your spine after using this setup lmao the angulation of these monitors is intense