1 thats not how typography works
2 im not webpage authour what u wan me to do about it moew?
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1 thats not how typography works
2 im not webpage authour what u wan me to do about it moew?
is said in webpage: the pentagram symbol is hard to distinguish at smaller typographicl sizes
no spaces in a string is a dead giveaway that theres Cobol in there somewhere meow
i suppose if ur a language perscriptivist it does, but like… idm free OSes coming with nonfree drivers. theyr doing the best they can in a hostile environment
GNU does not dictate what is counted as free meow :/
in my opinion it can still be counted as free if it plays nicely with nonfree stuff. the whole Free thibg shouldnt dictate that free software is wholly hostile to nonfree softwarez
void boots fast on rather old or very low powered copmuters :3
i would like opensourceing meows, also like " heil Hitler" isnt antiisreal, is antisemitic meows. i dont like isreal but i dont like nazis either
immediate antisemitism and nazi stuff :/
someone being a dickhead givs me the right to say im no t sure about their product, bc theyre a dickhead mrow. this is good journalism, as it shows not only where the product is, but where it may be going (and a link so u can see for urselfs). OP dids a very good job if u want me dead i havethe right to tell u to go fuck urself :3
u just need kde, as hitting ‘get new widgets’ in da widgets sidebar uses the same backend, meow
so u just need to search for catwalk in there :3
wayland is great, unfortunately: nvidia
the gentoo wiki is also a great resource !!
wayland seems to be the way desktop linux is going, personally i like it and am migrating over w plasma 6, but ymmv mrowz
No, but do bear in mind that switching to Linux will have a learning curve, and it sounds a bit like you’re expecting to be able to do everything you did on windows on linux without having to change your behaviour.
My advice is to start off with all the defaults of whatever distro you are using, and only installing packaged software for it, and just getting to a point where it is comfortable.
Most problems on linux (that I’ve found) either come from hardware being faulty ir unsupported, or that the user doesn’t understand how it works, but is trying to force it to work how they want it to. Both can be fixed with becoming more familiar with how Linux works.
This would also help you to understand why there are so many different distros (I do recommend distrowatch.com to quickly look up details about distros), as most differ in ways that require a bit of Linux knowledge to understand.
so tldr just stick with it and try and learn how it works meow :3