

Never heard of loadies but barfly was always a term used for women around me.


Never heard of loadies but barfly was always a term used for women around me.


Great for you.
Not going to rip on your hobby or way of life. Maybe suggest you do the same to others.
There is plenty that is harmful in life but enhances it. That, for a fact, is a benefit. Sorry you haven’t grasped that that is life. If you ever had a beer maybe you’d find that you don’t even want the alcohol but found the taste is good. But heaven forbid people make their own choices abbot life without some holier than thou person coming in to lecture them.


I don’t think it’s crazy at all. The US in particular still has basically no real mass transit and bars everywhere. Everyone knows there is still drinking and driving going on. Certainly not all those people are calling ubers.
Edit- crazy to believe. Certainly is crazy to do.


It’s pretty clear you have no real concept of what you’re talking about all throughout this thread.
Best quit while you’re behind. Not everyone out drinking is getting lit or subscribing to all the other social ills you’re describing from your “observations.”
These takes are as lame as prejudging someone based on music tastes, hobbies, dress, etc.


I’ll be honest- never even heard of futo outside the context of immich (and I don’t even run it.) Interesting to hear they have anything besides that.
Way too much for me to care. I admit gnome isn’t perfect but I’ll still argue it’s far more consistent than KDE.
Yep. Ugly, disjointed in appearance, etc. I set up Debian KDE for a family member moving from windows so it fits. I was impressed that KDE came far from what it was but it very much is like a bucket of bolts to me.
Gnome in contrast is very put together. Yes, has some quirks but appearance wise is very curated IMO.


We still play it to this day. Amazing multiplayer.
The single player campaign was also pretty fun.


I think most users wouldn’t care about qt vs GTK.
I will say- zorin is solid. It’s very, very close to that windows look and feel which would make that transition easier. I think that, KDE Debian, mint, fedora (to some extent) are all great transition distros. But zorin absolutely mimics the feel of windows the best (not my cup of tea personally but I’m not the target demo.)


Nothing is better than the xmb on ps3. I hate the new UIs.


Just donated some money to them. Haven’t even tested a build yet but I’m excited based on what I’ve seen over the years.
Tbf, you can always run arch in distrobox and just use the AUR from there if you prefer fedora. I personally do though with gnome.


Try to advise people bookstack is super opinionated. I personally don’t like it but I guess some do.
I run dokuwiki and generally like it but my only gripe is it’s not pure markdown.
Another you could check out is Otterwiki. I like a lot about it but don’t actually run it so couldn’t know entirely.
I dislike it for all the technical reasons you listed but could live with it despite that.
The entire reason I don’t install Ubuntu distros for Anyone anymore is that you can tell it specifically you want a deb and it can decide, no, no you don’t, and reinstall snapd and that app as a snap.
That’s ridiculous and against what I view Linux should be.


Can also use fpsync to speed things up. Handles a lot for you
To me it speaks more of the users, less of the DE.
As insufferable as KDE users always shitting on gnome?
I’ve generally found gnome users just use it. New KDE releases don’t have gnome fanboys bashing it, etc.
But new GNOME releases? Directly the opposite.
Really wish people would just chill.


Having had to set up a KDE install recently I really, really like Nautilus GUI better. A little less customizable/extensive but it’s so much cleaner.
My only real beef is having like 3 separate areas for options. Hamburger menu, then the dots in the address bar, etc.
Fwiw, here’s a link to the recent issues- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/15045
A lot are fixed for this release. I would check that list and make sure none apply to you before upgrading. Always have a backup though of course.