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Using Bitwarden must be too complicated for these guys or something.
I use Arch btw
Using Bitwarden must be too complicated for these guys or something.
How do you “squash” it?
You’re pretty much famous bro. Can I get your autograph?
My reaction is more of “not now”. Not again might happen when something breaks. So every update is a little gamble for me.
Absolutely not, I want them to know I’m using Firefox on my Linux computer. I’m doing my best to boost up marketshare.
Just installed this on a laptop. Really good. Love that it comes with steam, wine, lutris, and all that jazz preinstalled. Amazing docs and very easy to dual boot and put encryption on it. Highly recommend
Just because I use rolling doesn’t mean I am mandated to update every minute of my life. There are times when I’m genuinely excited for an update like for example when KDE does something new. Pretty much everything else is just little tweaks and bug fixes that will most likely result in me reading docs and figuring out what went wrong.
Nah it’s fine. I like to get the latest kde updates.
Which is kinda why I like waiting a little but that doesn’t really matter because it’s always rolling. Guess I’m just delaying having to fix my system. So I update whenever I’m not busy with my life.
It’s fine though, I know what I signed up for. I used Ubuntu for a year before moving over to Arch and and I quite like it. Everytime I decide to update though, I try to do so when I am not busy during school, and prepare for the worse when I do plan to update.
Arch. Just updated a few days ago, got some java conflict stuff. Jdm jre or some kind of error. Had to read what people online did to fix that.
Edit: lmao why am I being downvoted?
I use linux and I’m in the Not Again boat. Seems like everytime I update, something goes wrong
From what I understand, I can’t replace the license, but I can add on top of it. So it will kinda have both the upstrean’s mit license and my gpl license. I remember looking this up a while back and it was a little confusing.
My project is MIT because the upstream project is MIT, could I slap a GPL on there? How would I do that? What would that change?
You learn this by messing around or did you follow some guide?
What’s it called? I wanna see this
Damn I forgot about that
Where .7z at
Well you’re looking at it. 3.5in is faster
If bitwarden is too complicated, keepass is out of the picture