silly goose meekah

Gatekeeping in the open source community is kinda ironic

Wondering the same

Edit: after a quick google session it seems like usually the reboot command is linked to systemctl so it should be pretty much the same thing as far as I understand.

Arch Linux user was a bit more stable and a bigger backpack for going the meme

Work a surprisingly well lol

I mean, its mostly a meme anyways so I say go for it

Are you into UK old school dubstep or the stuff skrillex made 10 years ago?

I bought 1440p instead of 4k last year on purpose because I didn’t want to have to deal with scaling. Plus it was cheaper and I need less power to run games on it lol

Ever heard of IQ tests?

You confusing lack of knowledge with lack of intelligence makes me think you’re plainly stupid.

That would definitely be next level marketing. I wouldn’t be surprised if this actually helped them long term.

Also making people familiar with your system makes it more likely that they’ll want to use it at work, too

Running OCR every second sounds like a great way to choke your CPU

Fair enough, I’m just saying it makes things easier for people who feel overwhelmed with the installation process shown by the arch wiki

Also archinstall sets you up with a DE of your choice and other basics for day to day use

I never really have hidden files off, so I wasn’t even aware dolphin does this lol

I’d say change owner, but I’m with you otherwise. Although I do sometimes say change folder, old habits die hard.

We do live in a society…

I don’t think this took more than 5 minutes. It’s a joke, relax.

Idk, I don’t think creating a Spotify playlist is taking things seriously at all

Do you seriously not understand? You should ask some women in your life why they feel unsafe around men.

Yes, not all men are problematic. But somehow when someone gets violent, it’s usually a man. There is literally only one crime on this table that does not have a majority of men committing it, and it’s prostitution.

I see, then it shouldn’t be the RAM.

I’ve used gnome on a relatively new machine and it seemed like it was working fine. Maybe I just didn’t notice the performance hit, or maybe it’s the same with KDE. Definitely odd though.