@haskell @balsoft yeah "done right" was maybe somewhat generous. It's apparently meant to be more of a pet/toy project, so there's no multithreading indeed. I believe the author is willing to accept PRs on the matter
I just discovered bhoogle a few years too late and it just doesn't get enough love
@muntedcrocodile +1 to everything @resellerpledge609 just said
@lemonuri
@sicsempertyrannis yeah it should be a small icon pointing to the post on the original instance, i.e. https://social.edu.nl/@foxy/113880789237759779 Not sure if you specific client allows this, but the Lemmy webapp does
@privacy @sicsempertyrannis They are visible on the original post. You can see them if you click the federation icon.
@andrewth09 @299792458ms
neofetch was archived a while ago though
These are just slight tweaks over my previous setup. All backgrounds, except for
the web browser's, are now fully transparent. These include the status bar, the
terminal emulator, and the PDF reader.
@AItoothbrush @hellfire103
sway is neeeeat :)
@openstreetmap@lemmy.ml @openstreetmap@en.osm.town @organicmaps
@amapanda I think we even mapped the same place at some point :)
@linux
whoops I did it again.
@alpinelinux as a single-boot daily driver for a #windows user with some past @ubuntu experience
@frogzone @librewolf @jameshowell
Precisely! No donations allowed. Source: https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#why-dont-you-accept-donations
You can still contribute with code, bug reports, or feature requests :)
@krisfreedain @linux
I started from Ubuntu in high school and it felt bloated. I moved to Void which was nice, but not really supported in general. I started recommending Fedora to beginners but started using Alpine as my daily driver. Don't think I will ever move from Alpine, but maybe I will recommend something other than Fedora in the future.
@krisfreedain @linux
probably not the right person to ask. I always go for Fedora but am open to hear non-Ubuntu-based alternatives for beginners
@isVeryLoud
dw consent comes first🥵🥵 their machine, their choice (until the manufacturer has their saying, that is)
oh that's bad😿😿 yeah that would be a toxic way to look for approval alright ahahah
@stormio
(not even a) hot take: if they think a Linux system is weird, they are not a real tech geek.
But yeah, that is why I only install extremely stable stuff. So that I am basically never asked for shit