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  • I don't think I've ever had a debian major upgrade go well. always easier to reinstall, but the stakes are so low on my own devices

  • looking forward to it, sddm is the only thing I have left that depends on xorg directly

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  • which bridge out of curiosity? they all seem abandoned or missing features

  • releasing 24.04 as an LTS at the tail end of 2025 is kinda funny

  • I hit the end of hellochinese and ended up moving on to superchinese it has modules through level 6 . I still like hello chinese's "immersive lessons" a bit more though

  • rust the language is, but projects using it can be any other license, like GPL 2 or 3 or whatever cursed one that sudo has

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  • neon

    there's your problem

  • when I want the full luxury gay space communism scifi experience I go and reread "Consider Plebas" from Ian M Banks's Culture series

  • looks like they've learned a lot since the previous video

  • begging people to consider that not everything is a universal affects everyone problem but a problem nonetheless it's called survivor bias. zorin is a unique offender for producing their even number LTS on the following off numbered year . they only got 24.04 like last month. some non-steam struggles when using older packages

  • it's great for anybody that doesn't need it for gaming. that LTS packages always gets painfully stale for non-steam

  • "it's not for desktop use"

  • suckless sucks. it's an interesting science experiment but no normal person would ever find software from that realm of thought useful

  • I wonder if steam itself will be running on an emulation layer since it's arm

  • unironically my measuring stick for a good ux is if the site is usable from lynx without knowing how to use lynx

  • I have to imagine the whitelisting to specifically steam deck is only going to get worse because publishers only know how to publish to console and windows. they'll fingerprint the hardware and move on

  • virtmanager and boxes for qemu/kvm have freed me from the accursed Oracle product and it's dkms modules

  • and not for a lack of proposals either, they just languish there obstructed by certain parties

  • file manager works pretty much the same on Linux as it does on windows. you really can search for files yourself

    text editor really does work the same on Linux as it does with notepad on windows, you really can just open files and read them