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Gonna go back to tiling window manager instead of scrolling. Had to slightly change DWM-like bar

I did it the other way around but yes poppetsisters is ofc 100% correct

Being a Linux user who doesn't know shit from fuck about computers is wild. I'll see a new update notification for a "Gnome Keyring" which is for "Gnome features (Daemons and tools)" and I just go alrighty give the gnome his demons and tools I guess you're in charge here Linux do what you gotta do to communicate with my CPU so I can keep playing Hellsinker.

I've just realized something. Using microsoft windows and visiting one's parents induces the same emotion

The best Linux distribution is the one you enjoy using.

Incorrect. It's fedora.

How the fuck did you get access to my Teams chat logs?

user somehow exfiltrated them from SharePoint and sent them as a screenshot in a docx file attached to a ticket titled "see pic," no description, 20 requested participants, and one (1) comment that reads "out of office for 3 months) contact Bob who doesn't know about the ticket."

any printer born after 2007 can't print... all they know is bluetooth , hide they usb port, tray feed error, be out of magenta , eat paper & tell HP my social security number

in what world is org.prismlauncher.PrismLauncher in any way a good name for an executable? Half the time i need to list my packages just to remember the domain name. And then also needing to use flatpak run is so stupid. And whenever I need to just use a random file in a flatpak, i need to use a whole-ass separate program just to give it access.

I launch everything from the terminal, because why would i have a whole-ass separate program just to launch programs, and also i'm not talking about file pickers, I'm talking about flatseal. Literally anything that isn't a flatpak has an executable name that's like 8 chars max to type. Thats a total of like 5-10 keystokes to open a terminal, launch the program, and then close the terminal.

have you considered flatpaks arent for the super technical type of user, but for the type that does everything in a gui? the way i see it its more just a better snap that doesn't need root. appimage is better if you have the technical knowledge, or just the raw executable

Even if you are quite technical, i still find flatpaks useful for apps that i want to be in a container for security reasons, or if im using a particularly niche distro that doesn't have whatever program i want in a maintained package ( if there's a package for it in the first place ). E.g. if i wanted to install steam on Alpine, flatpak would be what i use.

flatseal works for that but that is a downside to the whole sandboxing thing, it doesn't interact well with the rest of your system. appimage is the ideal choice there if available

terminal flatpak launcher person in this thread. there's like 800 solutions to this, the main one is alias but also you know "flatpak list | grep com.mypackage" (I want this flatpak lol)