KDE has this built in. Alt + F1 IIRC.

Sure it is. So you won’t mind when I replace $1000 of your money with $1000 of Monopoly money.

And they created legitimate value via the user-friendliness of their apps.

What?! WTF talks like this? This reads like it was written by a marketroid.

People aren’t defending those things. They’re pointing out how these replacements are so much worse.

They removed support for port forwarding. If not for that, I probably would’ve gone with them.

Daylight Saving Time (not Savings). Most people get this wrong and I’m not sure why.

Naw, Alexey Grigorev is a real person, with a GiHub and everything, and he wrote a blog post about this very incident. The person writing the article just fucked up the name.

I’m surprised that you jumped to that conclusion without doing a 5-minute web search.

You can also download some LLMs and run them locally.

People already hate him this much, and he wants to run for president. Because Democrats didn’t lose badly enough last time.

Should we outlaw electricity because it might be used in some way to make nukes?

No, because there are lots of good uses for electricity. What is the good use of this bill?

By the same token, Mastodon has a lot more posts about Linux than Windows.

Why are so many reddit subs so hostile? It isn’t just a problem with their Linux forums; it’s the entire site.

I had to start using it again for work. It’s improved. It has a Unix terminal now. Still annoying as fuck in a lot of ways, and the community sucks. A lot of stuff that you can get for free on Linux costs money, and even though some Linux software should work in theory, in practice it does not.

I’m a former Mac cultist, but in my defense it was my first experience with computers.

There are folks who are passionate about Windows, but those folks are also highly unlikely to use something like Lemmy.

It’s more than that. Linux needs community for support.

I used to know a kid who was a hardcore Windows stan. He wasn’t terribly bright. He had a business idea for a company called “Hackers For Hire” where he would come to your house and show you how to download commercial software for free.

I hate when I get nagged by pickle artists.

Proton.

I wonder if they actually cut it off. I’ve never tested it. Having a VPN is a good idea just from a privacy standpoint, though. The benefits for torrenting and getting around region locks are just a bonus.