Thanks for this, tried openscad once for a real project. Did okay, but it’s a pretty steep learning curve. Will try this next.
Thanks for this, tried openscad once for a real project. Did okay, but it’s a pretty steep learning curve. Will try this next.
Purelymail is nice. Stupid cheap and really easy.


I’ve had an ETROBOT backlit keyboard for years, was a Christmas present a long time ago. Has blue switches. Love it. Don’t know if you can buy them any more, probably some random Chinese brand.
Very clicky, not sure if I recommend blue for a shared office, bit WFH and you’re fine.

I used rpm-ostree for most dependencies, some weren’t available and had to be installed manually by downloading the executable.
As for other applications, I found some through the store, but had issues with the ide not seeing my locally installed deps and commands, so had to download the executable for that as well and manually add it to the app list in kde.
Have lamp stack running, as well as a full dotnet core 8-9 and SQL server (this one required docker)

Started using this as my daily driver a few weeks ago, and I love it. Coming from kubuntu it’s been a bit of a learning curve. Have been able to play every game I’ve tried so far without issue, and you get used to the immutable instance nature, but was able to get my dev stuff set up as well.


See, you’ve made 2 mistakes, using vim, and using light mode.
/s
Finally, someone with sense!
(I’m obviously kidding about my tone btw, people can like whatever they like.)
My most recent was “10:35” by Tiesto. So good.


This is the first I’ve heard of it 🤷


I honestly didn’t realize how the fdroid deployment worked, and now I’m gonna be way less skeptical of apps I see there.
That a distro? I’ll look into it
I wish I could get steam to run on my Linux OS, it’ll only play like 3 of the games I want, and none of the VR ones
100% agree. Don’t get me wrong, zorin looks nice and I’ve considered trying it a couple times. But kubuntu is where it’s at. My brother is old school though, and has a Gentoo install he keeps going, but he gets the latest plasma, kubuntu is a major release behind.
There are options that get you latest, still on a Debian base, but it wasn’t as stable as kubuntu so I switched back.
Linux is the only thing that will really revive an old apple product, even if it runs macos pretty well still, you can’t get any of the apps to run because they’re no longer offered, and then if you can install an old one, it auto updates to a non-functional version. (This just happened to me)
I still can’t quit Windows entirely, visual studio is important to what I’m working on.
This post was just a couple below for me, ironic: https://lemmy.ca/post/53325803
This is the point that I think a lot of people miss. Yes, people will still have unlawful access to guns, specifically those who don’t care about laws in the first place. But I would just about bet my house that since guns in general are so much harder to get there, that it’s also harder for said criminal (or aspiring criminal) to obtain one.
Plus it’s barely the criminals doing mass shootings (speaking as an American), it’s usually some depressed white dude who just happens to have access to a firearm that they’re not qualified to operate. The gangs and criminals that have weapons generally speaking, only use them on each other (accidents and exceptions obviously occur).
The question is how does America, in its current firearm saturation, hit the same goal. I think it would take a generation for all the guns from legal owners to be turned in or recycled, because most don’t want to give them up. If the government immediately required special permits and only allowed for specific uses and types of arms, there would likely be a legitimate organized revolt from gun nuts.


For anyone interested: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.jerboa
I’ll try it out, don’t like the icon as much haha.
I tried it once after stumbling on the fact it existed when searching the software bazaar for cad programs. I did okay, using it. But couldn’t get a firm grasp on certain things. Here’s a stand for my work laptop that I used openSCAD to create.
Next I’m gonna try the one suggested by the other commenter: https://build123d.readthedocs.io/en/latest/