inkscape is vector based. krita is focused on painting iirc, but can do light editing really well ime.
inkscape is vector based. krita is focused on painting iirc, but can do light editing really well ime.
taking some inspiration from krita is a good first step
only if it goes through their servers
well duh. windows is the default everyone uses, no one needs to recommend it.
linux on the other hand is an obscure choice that may be better for that use case and may not be known.
also how they are used as backdoors nowadays
kde has some impressive windows themes that are REALLY convincing
yall need dark mode extensions on yo browsers
its where you store all your porn?
nice. got it installed to test it out
you mean the user@machine:$ thing? how do you have yours?
… and you just changed a very important configuration file you intended to double check next
i have the horrible habit of using shutdown now because of my personal computers. a lot more fun.
i have different passwords but i type them so naturally it didnt even register.
“wrong password.”
“oh, i’m on the server, here’s the right password:”
“no wait”
this week i sudo shutdown now our main service right at the end of the workday because i tought it was a local terminal.
not a bright move.
and kernel-level anticheat. cant forget that one.
this is why i switched from elementary. really good distro, but its based on ubuntu lts. think years instead of months. big oof.
i find that distros focusing on ease of use tend to not tolerate modding and prodding as well as the distros focusing on modularity and customizability.
i think its time to consider something like arch or gentoo when you are changing it around too much at the expense of some more maintaining.
also yeah fedora is really polished, i like it.
literally my life on most jobs, fuck capitalism