Thanks in advance!

That’s disappointing; I always thought the one thing they got right was the 98/XP interface that Cinnamon copied.

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

How did you do that?

I would be so happy if I could just disable the “magic mouse” (IIRC that’s what it’s called). I once talked to support for an unrelated reason and asked how to do that; they said the only way was to enable on screen narration.

Any time throughout the conversation I asked why those two things were connected, they dodged or outright ignored the question.

I’ve had Fedora encourage me to reboot, but I don’t think I’ve ever had it do so without consent (excluding when my laptop battery died).

But there has to be a twist!

I guess it’s cool that Windows finally has an official package manager.

Noted, thanks!

Sort of, but it’s a stretch on my part. The premise of the movie is that some people have been hired to clean an abandoned psychiatric hospital and, well, some things go wrong.

At some point one of the cleaners finds the crematorium and collects various leftovers from it. That’s the extremely tenuous connection I was making.

Did winget replace chocolatey?

Huh, I’ve never encountered this obstacle. On the rare occasion I’ve had to use Outlook, I’ve just used OWA.

I’m sorry for the challenges you’re facing.

Did you ever watch Session 9?

You can use Teams on Linux through the web browser.

This behavior by the OS was exactly what finally made me permanently switch to Linux a few years back. (I understand that’s generally not an option on a work machine.)

edit: Correct typo.

With the number of games that I’ve been playing for years that didn’t have tutorials when I started playing them but do now, I’m starting to feel pretty old.

“Just curious” seems to come across as passive aggressive.

When I played, there absolutely, positively was not a tutorial level. Or even the hint of one. Good to know things have changed!

It’s been years since I played. When I did, the only options (at least that I found) were shove and stomp. I guess it’s improved since then.

You must be a linguist; the only other person I’ve ever witnessed using the word “conjugate” was my mother, who taught me basically everything I know about grammar.