No fun allowed!

I’m in the US, and all of my cards have the numbers on the back now, and they’re not raised. I’m pretty sure we transitioned to chip and pin like a decade ago.

Hey, thanks for this.

It’s not confusing at all… How is this any more confusing than:

Flatpak - they’re not literally flat…

Snap - I’ve never seen or heard any evidence of something snapping by any definition of the word I’m aware of.

Dolphin - what the fuck is this, no sea life whatsoever!

Kate - this is a text editor, not a person.

Distrobox - not in an actual box.

etc.

It’s not semantics, they are two different things.

And to your edit… Are you upset that there are two different words that mean two different things? I don’t understand.

they decided to create a bigger confusion by giving another word a completely different and exclusive meaning

Isn’t this just how words work…?

Do a little research, dude… Do you think you’re the first person to have those questions/issues? That’s all been addressed.

I’ve been on an atomic/immutable distro for a few months now (Bazzite), and the experience has been great.

Right after? What year is it?

Plasma is KDE, it’s a desktop environment… So it would be comparable to “Cinnamon” or “MATE” for Linux Mint (I believe. I’ve never used Mint), not Fedora or Mint (which are distros).

You should be able to run Fedora with KDE and Wayland should work (unless it’s a hardware compatibility issue).

I used timeshift (plus timeshift-autosnap, and I think it was, timeshift-btrfs) for a couple of years on EndeavourOS, and it saved my ass on multiple occasions. Btrfs made it so the snapshots were iterative, and therefore only the first one is large.

Now I’m on Bazzite (loving it), and ostree has basically made snapshots obsolete.

I’ve been on Bazzite for a month or two now, and the experience has been fantastic. Still learning about ostree, and the quirks of immutable, but so far I’ve been loving it.

I went from EOS to Bazzite, and I can recommend both of them.

Just ignore the existence of proton, despite it being mentioned by name.

To be fair, Windows has its own jank. As someone who is forced to use Windows 11 for work, I’m much happier putting up with the minimum Linux jank one experienced compared to the Windows jank.

If any of that made sense.

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I’m relatively new to Linux in general (have only been on it for about a year and a half, but have taken to it like a fish to water), so forgive me if this is a dumb question, but what are some benefits to using zsh over bash? Are there any cons?

Good to know, thanks. If the FreeTube flatpak is working for me, I might as well try the Newpipe one if it’s that much better. I guess I just assumed that the translation layer would add CPU overhead.

I’ll have to look into Grayjay. Is there a flatpak? I’m on immutable, so flatpak is much preferred.

I’ve been using FreeTube on desktop and it has worked great (with VPN)

Fish is super useful, but I usually only start it up if I’m having trouble finding or remembering a command.

I keep a persistent “sticky note” (in KDE) drop down on my top bar where I copy/paste important commands, scripts, etc.

I actually remember to use it sometimes.

The NSA also created tor