They/Them A chaos bean bat/bunny. I do art sometimes
The truth, as always, is in the middle. Plenty of programmers hate it, and plenty of programmers like it. It just so happens that these kinds of spaces attracts more or the hate crowd, and paid shill articles attract more or the like crowd ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“There are no microtransactions in pvz replanted, at launch. Can’t say a week after that, when the execs decide we aren’t milking gamer enough” - full quote probably
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ average non-linux tech youtuber video. Something goes wrong on windows = user error, something goes bad on linux = OS fault
They also ran into the old dual-boot problem where Windows overwrites the Linux partition.
This one kinda makes me laugh tho. Other than work I don’t know why people would put up with that level of bullshitery from an OS
Recoil is fun :3… it was one of the reasons I switched to using the bumper keys for aim/shoot, instead of the triggers lol
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it’s not necessarily bad afaik, but it is a hassle if you don’t use windows, so it’s not something I plan on putting up with really
Thankfully none of the games I play seem to be going that route (yet)
“Remember kids: if you’re being robbed just say “no”. They can’t do anything without your consent”
I used to wait for the shaders my first few weeks with linux. Now I just press the skip button, and over the years I’ve noticed no difference between waiting and skipping the rendering lol
Guys I asked ChatGPT for a secure code for my website; is this correct:
if getting.hacked == true; don't
I just got to the hex quest :3. haven’t done it yet tho
Currently I’d say minecraft, witcher 3, and… warframe probably :3
In no particular order
Tbf I didn’t like it on windows either lol
And if I listed all the things I don’t like about it the list would also be a lot longer than one (relatively mild) annoyance haha :3
I actually used GNOME for most of my linux time lol :3… now im kinda jumping around between TWMs until COSMIC, I only tried KDE in VMs and it was very much not for me (and tbf I only like GNOME with a ton of extensions too)
All the different window top bars/UI elements not lining up… especially for stuff that has nothing up there… extra annoying when disabling window decorations don’t disable them
'tis the wheeland experience :3. At least we can have monitors with different refresh rates tho
As is we do kinda have 2 standards, both equally bad, and you just have to pick your poison
Actually! Wheel11 is really outdated, which is why im building wheeland, which is more secure and <…>
Glad to see it’s going well :3
I’ve been on linux for years at this point, and it’s such an astronomical upgrade over windows, that sometimes when I don’t think while talking about PC stuff with people I forget that most people aren’t using it, and it throws me off to hear them to refer to windows things lol
Not quite hah :3
It’s actually not one of the things I’ve tried when looking for the best DE/WM for me, though I might at some point just to see if im missing out on anything
What do you use it for?
Everything? Lol. I mean… I just run my desktop in hyprland, no matter what im doing. Which for me I guess is gaming, drawing, some coding, and writing… oh and tinkering with linux (though honestly I mostly do that in VMs)
How much does it make your experience better?
I’d say it’s an improvement over GNOME :p… though I have enough issues with the configs that I wouldn’t really recommend it unless you have issues with GNOME that majorly bother you… or unless you use one of the premade dotfile configs that people make lol…
For me being able to adjust the windows with my keyboard without needing to enter a special mode for it, and having windows forced into the tile size was worth it, as it was something that was a pet peeve of mine (and now I get to be annoyed by trying to set up my waybar vertically, tradeoffs lol)
Yeah it’s not in apt afaik, I think it is on flathub tho :3 im not sure if there are any issues using it in a sandboxed environment, as I never used it. And you can also use it as an appimage I think… that’s all the kind of stuff you’ll learn along the way tho, I mean… I remember the first time I had to install something not in my distro’s repos, and hitting my head on my keyboard for like a day, before I realized that im doing it the hard way haha
Glad to see you’re getting the true GNOME experience :3. I used GNOME for ages, and honestly the only things that I like about it weren’t even base GNOME things, they were the system76 extensions lol. Once I got more interested in customizing my system the GNOME base started showing itself tho, and it was honestly so bad that I have no clue how it got so big. Like changing the date format in the Gsettings, doesn’t even change it in nautilus for example