user exodus to Linux

Desktop

Remember to default to “they” and not “he” for people with unknown pronouns and unknown gender

Light at 10pm isn’t useful, but neither is light at 4am
Dawn at 5:30 or later would be best

You mean the Gulf of America? /s

Gulf of release the Epstein files

I came here for people’s group chat incidents

What I actually got is a flame war against vegans and a flame war against non vegans and they both hate vegetarians

Please reply with your group chat incidents

Like this
I see

but why is a singular enter character treated just like a space

look at the raw text of the comment, the above sentence’s “spaces” are line breaks
is there a use for this functionality?

My first pc was an ubuntu pc that i had for quite a while. As a teen I recieved this Macbook from my dad. My family is all Mac users rn. My dad is an IT guy and prefers FreeBSD over Linux for technical stuff such as servers, and Mac over Linux for personal computers. Now that I recently became a libre software fan, I used a Linux VM and found that KDE blows Aqua out of the water.

btw

Another incorrect answer: Manjaro

https://github.com/arindas/manjarno

If you want Arch but a bit easier, just install EndeavourOS.

Windows refugee: Linux Mint or Fedora KDE

Mac refugee: Linux Mint or Fedora KDE

PC gamer: Bazzite (or Linux Mint or Fedora KDE)

edit: fuck markdown, why do line breaks only work in pairs on lemmy, this is not a thing with markdown on discord so why here? it’s annoying

I hate GNOME because it feels like an iPhone.

real

Those are different?

Fedora w/ Gnome for Mac converts is a no brainer

I use Mac (I’ll install Asahi Linux once it supports connecting a monitor) and hate GNOME and hate Aqua (the MacOS DE)

I personally prefer KDE

Did you have a stroke

They don’t think it’s okay, but neither do they care. They want money even if it means killing kids.

YSK you can say “fuck” on the internet

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tankie

Tankie is a pejorative label generally applied to authoritarian communists, especially those who support or defend acts of repression by such regimes, their allies, or deny the occurrence of the events thereof. More specifically, the term has been applied to those who express support for one-party Marxist–Leninist socialist republics, whether contemporary or historical. It is commonly used by anti-authoritarian leftists, anarchists, libertarian socialists, left communists, social democrats, democratic socialists, and reformists to criticise Leninism, although the term has seen increasing use by liberal and right‐wing factions as well.[5][4]