select around the object
Any tricks on getting the fuzzy select tool to work? Even after adjusting the threshold, it is just garbage in my experience. Nothing close to Affinity/Photoshop. Unless I am selecting something that is in front of a very solid background, I just use a paint brush on a layer mask in order to “cut out” an object.
Can run on Linux via Bottles! I do not have much experience with it, but I got it running with this guide from 2022:
I think it means like someone complains about Linux, saying it’s not user friendly, when that same person has just as many issues with a Windows/Mac machine.
🚨🚨🚨 NON-NATIVE SPEAKER DETECTED!!! 🚨🚨🚨
😡😡😡 take em down 😡😡😡
Can anyone recommend a good alternative?
The amount of times I used to quickly type dnf udpate was ridiculous. Now, I know I can just dnf up.
If the HDD drive wasn’t already full of EDM music.
Who would do such a thing? side-eyes Discord, Spotify, Bitwig, Steam, VS Code, Sublime, etc. on my taskbar
Interesting prebuilt brand to feature.
Boy, do I have the product for you
Linux Mint uses Cinnamon as the DE, which you can use with Fedora (and probably others).
Do any of those actually match this one? I looked through the first few pages, and there was nothing related to Linux.
I just wish the Flatpak had a more keyboard/controller friendly UI. Seeking around the current video using KB/controller is fine, but navigating the UI to pick what to watch pretty much requires a mouse.
EDIT: Just change the display mode! Settings > Display > Display mode > TV
Why Ubuntu over Fedora?
I have no idea what the jokes in this thread mean
But as other people have said, some software only works on other systems.
For most of the general tasks that people have traditionally used computers for, it seems that most people nowadays generally just use their phone. Usually when anyone decides to use an actual computer for something, it’s because they have a task that requires them to use some specific piece of software, and that software is unfortunately often only available on Windows/macOS.
Most? Is that guess based on anything?
I am sure getting accurate data on the subject would be impossible, as Linux users are more likely to not consent to the type of telemetry that could track that.