TurboWafflz

i’m so confused whenever i see this, i’ve been using linux since 2012 and sound has always just worked? I can’t think of a single time I’ve had an audio problem that wasn’t damaged hardware

Yeah, thumbnails plus the details panel on the side is way more useful information for me than the list view. If I just wanted a list I wouldn’t be using a graphical file manager in the first place

I don’t really like real CDE, but NsCDE is one of my favorite desktops

Ooh what hardware? A G5 mac or something more exotic?

ChromeOS is definitely better than windows, you can run all your normal Linux things just with a slightly annoying desktop environment

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There’s also Konqueror, the file manager/web browser combo that was mostly replaced by dolphin but is still sort of maintained

Interesting, dolphin is by far my favorite file manager. What don’t you like about it?

dang it

The only times I’ve ever used anything but Linux as my main OS were the weekend I used FreeBSD and the weekend I used Haiku

Does tux have an official gender?

I always end up coming back to arch specifically because it’s easy to maintain and mostly just works. There’s so little to break and when something breaks it’s always easy to fix

I just use Typst for everything these days, but if you really want a gui thing there’s always the web version of google docs and ms office

Is dual booting really that common? Whenever I need to test something on windows I just use a vm

Anyone can learn to use an office suite on their own in very little time so there’s no reason to teach it. Being able to use the command line is a valuable skill that makes you a way better computer user no matter what you’re doing and it’s one that a lot of people are missing these days. I don’t think you can really say you know how to use a computer if you can only use it in the very specific ways someone happens to have made a gui for

It’s crazy that under 2 years ago I got like twice the memory for my laptop I had intended to because it was so cheap I just figured why not.

I feel like using the command line should really be a basic skill taught in school. That would be way more worthwhile than teaching people how to use like microsoft office

As annoying as using a non-posix compatible shell sometimes is, fish saves me so much time

I usually make src, junk, and applications for appimages and unpackaged binaries

I’m more upset by the idea of grouping your images by format and then splitting jpeg into two groups depending on which extension is used