The experimental wayland support is looking pretty cool. Looks like there’s been quite a bit of progress towards it in this release.

vegan btw btw, also had issues with their app, but the website works just fine for some reason

about:about to list all the about pages

Giving it a crack now. I really like the look and feel of it, thanks for sharing!

There is no help that can save me for I cannot exit vim.

Vim takes yet another victim. Now I’m stuck in eternal damnation, never able to close the damn thing.

This is so ridiculous, I fucking love it. I just have waybar bound to a hotkey, but this solution is truly amazing

Ah, thanks for clearing that up!

I rent a domain from namesilo

Kitty, because I like cats and GPU go brrrr

I love btop because of how fancy the graphs look and it also shows disk utilisation. I use it pretty much wherever I can. When I want something more simple I use bottom btm --basic and alias it to top

Linux can use filesystems other than ext4 for root. Using NTFS is probably not the best idea, but it might be do-able?

Yeh it does feel rather close. It’s quite nice honestly

I first installed Ubuntu on a laptop in 2016. I started using linux full-time in 2017 with Ubuntu MATE and I’m now on EndeavourOS after trying these:

• Ubuntu
• Lubuntu
• KDE Neon
• Antergos
• Manjaro
• Arch

I use Debian and Arch on home servers, and I want to install OpenSUSE Slowroll to replace my Arch server (it hasn’t broken yet)

As far as I’m concerned it’s still 2018 and the year of the linux desktop…

https://yotld.com/

I think I first read about it from here: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-deb-apt-ubuntu-22-04

I’ve never tested it, but some of my friends mentioned snaps getting installed via ‘apt’

Isn’t apt install firefox meant to install the snap version?

I think they mean peer to peer ^arrr

I’ve been using this for a few weeks now. Forgot it wasn’t always there

I use docker and I get issues sometimes. I will admit though, when I used the snap a few years back I had no issues whatsoever.

gdu - basically ncdu written in go and much faster

bim - really lightweight text editor inspired by vim