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So, kaboom ?

It was quantum time, either you get the notification or not or both 🤭

A porch, a rocking chair, a beer and a side by side would do wonders, one can relax and enjoy the view, assured not to be disturbed

As if websites wouldn’t know when you connect from a VPN … ever heard about « sorry connections from VPN are not permitted on this website »

Wow. A LOT is happening there.

Maybe I’ve been using Mint - Cinnamon for too long.

Need to get back and try KDE again, maybe OpenSUSE or something where KDE is 1st class citizen. Advices welcome 🤗

Better abandon google search for something else at this point. Even if alternative search engine calls bing and google, at least they take this BS out of the way

Short answer: no.

Long answer: hell no.

Best reason: nobody see how bad your code is 🤷‍♂️

Thanks 🙂

That’s a good point, maybe also : features that works better, feel better, are more efficient on Linux …

Maybe that’s just me, but my games won’t run. Probably because of DRM or anti cheat I don’t know. Anyway I keep a windows computer for gaming and I wouldn’t want to.

Dépends…

• games: windows 3.1
• office work: windows 98
• security: can’t say, windows 3048 maybe
• printer/camera/GPS/anything that needs a proprietary driver: windows 1.0

It’s normal if you feel like it, don’t care about others opinions too much ;)

My opinion : far too many distros are « pet distros », a few are actually usable for servers, for desktop as a daily driver and do actual stuff instead of figuring out how to make things work/look pretty.

Here have a break, have a catnip

Don’t known but just to be safe let me fix it already :

system-ctl disable address-space-isolation@memory-security.service

Let’s do this Microsoft’s style: push it in production and nudge users to buy faster CPUs 🤦‍♂️

Ease of use vs all the rest, as usual

There are a few linux native games, with actually compiled for Linux binaries. Otherwise you’d better look at the WINE project and all that make many windows (as in win64) games runs on Linux.

I ditched brave for DuckDuckGo, then DuckDuckGo for Ecosia…

Openbox is still one of my favorite window manager