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I don’t really like the feel of a full tiling windows manager, I’ve tried it and I just can’t vibe with it. I use fancyzones on windows and fancytiles on mint, because I like to be able to define my zones of arbitrary size and position, like 3/8ths of a vertical screen, and snap a window to it, but then also sometimes adjust the window border a bit with the mouse. Or just stack window on top of each other. I use mouse a lot on both my work windows PC and my home Linux PC, so I customise both of them to be very similar and have the exact workflow I want, which is hyper specific. I even have the same 3-monitor layout, and keyboard and mouse on both my work PC and home pc so my muscle memory between work and home doesn’t suffer 😅
When Linux is working, one does not tempt fate by asking why.
Well, first I tweak my windows to mimic the appearance of the windows that I liked, windows 7. Then I tweak my Linux to mimic that.
Just because hurr durr windows bad, doesn’t mean their huge team of UI and UX designers didn’t ever come up with a good design. And like most things Microsoft, I take pleasure in pirating it when I can.
Agent641@lemmy.worldto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•ah, so that's why touch typing is important
7·13 days agoIs this the move that makes the big booty?
What is it used for?
Just install a second autopilot that can take over if the first one fails!
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Bottles' Founder Has Managed to Run Microsoft 365 on Linux
3·23 days agoOnlyOffice is on windows and Linux, that’s all I use at home now
Agent641@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Bottles' Founder Has Managed to Run Microsoft 365 on Linux
8·23 days agoDo copilot next!
Agent641@lemmy.worldto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•I'm not trying to emulate my capitalist landlord, but how can I impose rent on the spider that seems to have moved in to my network rack? 🕷️🕸️
18·25 days agoI was going to say web admin but yours is good too.
I work in software but I have a side job working for an arborist, and you might have been joking but it’s legit a great industry to have a backup plan in.
Most arborists near me have more work than they can keep up with. You see, the thing about trees is, you trim them, wait a year, and the bastards grow back! It’s like a giant scam and the trees are all in on it!
It’s a pretty fun job too, if you’re relatively fit. You get to climb trees, throw logs into giant scary chippers, and you get first dibs on all the best gun and sword shaped sticks.
Bruh if everything I said to people was recorded and searchable, I’d seem like an unhinged egomaniac with anger issues too, but people can change, and get more mellow.
Agent641@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•California makes Linux, OSS software exempt from age verification law.
31·1 month agoCan’t you just put 1/1/1900?
You know what doesn’t get bigger when you shake it?
Babies.
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Getting inspiration for a fourth MFA method
5·2 months agoSomething you saw in a fever dream

Bruh I use that on the daily, and it works great.