Cwilliams @ Cwilliams @beehaw.org

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I think it's more intuitive in Chrome, but much more powerful in Firefox. Personally I didn't know that you could do this in Firefox until today

Beautifully said

Maybe except KDE

Since Wayland is lighter than X.org, LabWC could be another option. It is not fully compatable with Openbox, but most Openbox configs work on LabWC

My friend has been complaining about this! Glad to see it fixed

Why is Grey not on Lemmy yet?

Shocker.

I didn't want to sound to harsh, but yea

Tor merch is fire 🔥

Well that's because any support for it is unofficial. NTFS is made for Windows

Not sure about the other ones, but I use Btrfs because of subvolumes and backups.

Subvolumes are like special folders inside of your partition that mount separately. Ex. In my btrfs partition, I have a @home partition that is mounted to /home

This makes it easier to choose what you are backing up, because you can say, "just copy everything in @home to the backup location"

If I got any of that wrong, feel free to correct me!

I love that this notation is generally accepted among the linux nerds. Lemmy FTW :)

...that is except for the large box strapped to your face

Personally, I've never had an Arch update break my system. But it's probably only a matter of time

But how long did it take you to get there? I think the point he was trying to make is that GIMP has a steeper learning curve. If you've never used krita/pinta/etc, but you gave a lot experience with GIMP, then yes, GIMP will be easier

Malwarebytes for me, but same thing

I don't know what linux is but it can't be worse than Windows.

Lmao

My problem with Nix stuff is the lack of documentation. When I tried home-manager, I had a bunch of issues with undocumented config options and such

Yep. LM or Ubuntu is my recommendation to newbies

Most updates are OTA. They don't give you a choice