Someone in the industry here.

Sadly there’s no money or hype in developing broken pages, as cool and fun as it sounds. Especially with the high speed connection people have these days.

I guess the concept of webpages as documents had fallen out of favor especially that dynamic contents became more prevalent. This is even true for Lemmy.

Are they not currently supported by default?

Oh no, the people we sent blazing down there were getting caught!

I second this. If you have to ask an internet rando, then that means you’re not ready.

I’m gatekeeping not for the sake of being an elitist, but because if you mess this up, you may not see the end of this.

There are already resources online. Some are even official by the distro you want to install. Maybe you should refer to that instead of this post.

What about libreoffice? What are the things you can only achieve with MS Excel?

That life is truly a neverending struggle. Sure, you get to enjoy some of that struggle, and you can take a break every now and then. Nevertheless, the only time you’re truly free from it is when you’re dead.

No, I don’t plan to end it immaturely. Please don’t put me on suicide watch. I still have my people to take care of. 😅

No, but they’d be upset if they cannot play their usual media files. H265 is known to be absent by default on a lot of these distros.

Thankfully my Thinkpads from the last decade are not affected.

Linux. Mint.

Everytime.

This may actually hinders new users because you can’t just change stuff on the system.

And no, not everything always work out of the box. Fedora & OpenSUSE codecs, I’m looking at you.

Interesting setup. How would you tell your Thinkpads if there’s a power outage?

The thing is, it’s hard to get to clearnet from i2p

I’m sure, but how did the BSD community decided to adopt them?

Why am I suddenly seeing a surge of that style of art relating to BSD?

A lot of people havw been doing it anyway.

Can’t wait til they actually come up with something!

Life situations can get unpredictable sometimes. It happens to me as well from time to time.

I do think that it might be time to hand the project over to the community. But on the other hand, perhaps they have too much sense of ownership, which I do understand somewhat.

Thanks, you too!

Quoting directly from the author:

For a long time, I devoted my limited spare time to adding new features and fixing bugs and didn’t get around to considering this.

I hate to break it to you, but it appears the author don’t even have the bandwidth to worry about your trust.

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