Fonzie!

Now if only there’s one for off-by-one errors!

This is not a good place to recommend commercial services.

That’s not art, that’s a tool. Tools can be made better through a confident statistics box.

Adding that this would work even if OP uses full disk encryption, as it’s encrypted with a passphrase; just double-click the drive in the file manager and enter the encryption passphrase when prompted (NOT a sudo password!)

I trust your teapot knowledge seeing what instance you’re on.

My fellow connoisseur.

It’s more like, the distro is the actual “under the hood” OS and the DE is the looks and user interaction.

*z18 assembly

I would say XFCE and Cinnamon; no two XFCE’s look alike and Cinnamon can easily be molded into something very different as well.

I see a lot of people recommending KDE and Gnome; I’ve found those surprisingly rigid, although there are more guides on how to “rice” KDE into the most non-KDE things so there’s that.

They have this work flow and they still don’t have a scanner‽

I remember the video code by its start and end; dQ..cQ

Ah I guess that makes more sense!

Now if it was Debian with the Gnome DE vs Ubuntu, that would’ve been ironic!

I never had good luck making hardware work right with ubuntu Debian, […] always worked way better out of the box on bare metal

Oh the irony!

I’ve been running Mint on my Dell XPS 9370 (methinks) for years and it’s always worked just fine. Only the fingerprint scanner just won’t work, not even with fprintd; it can set up a finger but never to use that same finger afterwards.

I have saved it outside of Lemmy!

And that picture’s… Memable!

I love the customisability of KDE

I read this often but found KDE so difficult to customise. XFCE or Cinnamon is what I’d consider extremely customisable, KDE doesn’t even consistently listen to what theme colour I set :-(

Calm down, he isn’t the sole regent of the kernel, you know.

That’s really, really out of character for Apple.

But then, so was releasing seriously powerful computers.

Maybe that’s cause FLAC encodes audio instead.

It wasn’t clear to me that this was supposed to be music.

While it doesn’t seem like Electric Wizard uploaded it to their own bandcamp, I did find this upload

And yes, I can infer the meaning ;-)

And sensible compile times.

I’m trying to write a game in Bevy but my laptop’s Intel 7400 taking almost a minute to compile even small changes is really killing me.
I’ve looked up rustc compile times on different CPUs and am seriously considering getting a new laptop with a Snapdragon X Elite or something in that vein for this.