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If it was starbucks it would be like cramplestiltskin size or something not medium

There’s also a medium version that’s heavier than that but lighter than the default UI https://html.duckduckgo.com/

But hey! It’s got AI garbage just like real notepad

Awful name, do not intentionally name your product the exact same thing as a similar but separate product

Honestly the biggest thing is just READ WHAT IS ON THE SCREEN. So many people just refuse to read when the computer is literally telling them exactly how to resolve a problem

I feel like if someone else has had physical access to the computer though secure boot isn’t going to really protect you. It could have a hardware keylogger in it now for all you know. I mean that’s probably unlikely, but is it really that much more unlikely than someone sneakily replacing kernel modules and things instead of just installing user mode malware that secure boot wouldn’t catch?

I have still yet to see a good argument for why anyone needs secure boot, I went to a talk about it at a conference this summer and if anything it made me like it less

Is there no way to play roblox currently? I thought there was a launcher that did weird stuff to the android version like we have for minecraft bedrock

Yeah, only time it becomes inconvenient is if you want to use a paid app

You can use Aurora Store, it’s an open source client for the play store. Just probably don’t sign into it with your real google account since it violates the play store tos

I thought WSL1 was a compatibility layer and 2 was a VM and they were both still supported? Is WSL 1 gone now?

She, but yeah. I don’t think it’s a good idea, but it is technically a way to run a small subset of macos software on windows without a VM, just using multiple compatibility layers instead

There is a translation layer for running MacOS software on Linux called Darling. In theory you could run that in WSL. The only downside is it is in very early development and not really at all usable

Pretty close to perfect in my experience. I don’t even bother to check on protondb to see if games run before trying them anymore and I almost never find anything that doesn’t work. Off the top of my head the only things I know of that don’t work are things with really aggressive anticheat like Fortnite that intentionally detect and block players on Linux.

Why specifically 22? Is this about a specific person?

I just never switched away, my first computer was my dad’s old 2001 Sharp laptop running like lubuntu 12.04. I play around with Haiku and various BSDs sometimes, but I always end up with some Linux distribution as my main OS. Right now it’s NixOS on my laptop and OpenSUSE on my desktop.

A while ago I setup the world’s least windowsy windows vm where I replaced all the basic windows applications with KDE stuff and the desktop with cairo shell. It wasn’t very good but that was mostly the fault of windows being terrible and cairo shell being annoying

Ahh I guess if the target is being more IDE like then that kind of makes sense. I usually want barely anything but an editor with an LSP and auto formatter. I would be annoyed by the lack of BSD, Haiku, Illumos, etc support, but I guess if you don’t use those it doesn’t matter too much. Being closed source is still kind of a downer though for something like that, you would think they could adopt a scheme like some other paid software where you can pay for premade releases if you don’t want to compile it yourself

Paying for a text editor seems weird, especially one that’s closed source and only supports 3 platforms

If you want a GUI, Kate is my favorite. Otherwise Neovim