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epicshepich

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  • Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?

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  • I haven't used Bazzite, but comparing against Nobara, Mint's updater and graphical software store are way more polished.

    Also, every once in a while, I find that some application that I need is only distributed as a .deb (such as the AWS VPN Client), so it's nice to be on a Debian-family distro when that situation arises.

  • Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?

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  • I use both Mint and Nobara. Nobara is on my gaming rig, and Mint is my daily driver laptop. I agree that KDE is better than Cinnamon, but I do feel like Cinnamon is more streamlined for folks who don't want/need all the bells and whistles that come with KDE.

    Also, I read somewhere that full support for Wayland on Cinnamon is slated for this year.

  • Make me feel like a man

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  • I had no idea this existed, but I just ordered it. My wife was obsessed with Cheez-Its during her first pregnancy, so I think she'll get a kick out of it! Thank you 🥲

  • Audhd

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  • AuDHD is a life of contradiction. Breakfast time is one of my favorite times of the day because it is such a consistent routine. Dinner time is one of my least favorite times of the day because it is too on-the-rails.

  • Fix your Windows PC by Installing Linux Mint

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  • The Flatpak drag-and-drop thing I've seen before (even on Mint) and I think it's because of permissions. Try installing Flatseal and monkey around with your Flatpaks' permissions; it may help.

  • Fix your Windows PC by Installing Linux Mint

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  • I've been daily driving Mint for about 2 years now and I still love it. I do a lot of work with Python including some data science, and it works well for all that. The one bug I can't deal with is the fact that fractional scaling causes screen tearing in the Cinnamon DE because it still uses X. Because of this, I use Nobara on my gaming PC. My experience with Nobara has been that every update is a coin flip on whether or not I'll get a new bug, but they're mostly just minor inconveniences. Otherwise I like it a lot.

  • Google will require developer verification for Android apps outside the Play Store

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  • Is this likely to impact Graphene OS?

  • We Asked 100+ AI Models to Write Code. The Results: AI-generated Code That Works, But Isn’t Safe

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  • I swear I just saw someone on another comment thread doing this, and it was a first since I've started using Lemmy.

  • We Asked 100+ AI Models to Write Code. The Results: AI-generated Code That Works, But Isn’t Safe

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  • I've got a buddy who swaps which ths are voiced and which aren't. "ðank you", "some for me but not for þee". I think he does it to mess with people.

  • Best distro for me?

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  • I personally use Nobara for gaming and streaming. I don't remember why I ended up going with Nobara over Bazzite, but I love it!

  • Linux breaks through 5% share in USA desktop OS market (Statcounter)

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  • I left Windows for ideological reasons - moral opposition to nonfree software, wanting to be free of corporate surveillance, and not wanting to support the American techno-plutocracy. But now when I try to convert people from Windows, I just say "the UX sucks".

    I have to use Windows 11 for my day job. It is so much slower, context menus are difficult to navigate, everything defaults to being saved on OneDrive, and honestly, I just think it's ugly.

  • Living life in peace

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  • I used to sleep on the grass before my jujutsu class. Got bit by some bugs once, but honestly, the worst problem was trying to find a spot without goose poop.