InFerNo @ InFerNo @lemmy.ml

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Definitely wheels. All that machinery with wheels for the belts, all transportation, toys, ... I can't fathom there being as many doors.

Unless I'm wooshed :D

"Purism makes premium phones..." Haaaaaaaaa 😂

Tell me about your collection

What he meant was GNU/Spaghetti

Jokes aside, it's an operating system alternative to Windows. The Steam Deck gaming handheld runs Linux. It's a free and open software.

Some software installers still ask if I want to install for all users, which require elevated permissions, or only for me, which don't. In that last option it will not prompt for elevated permissions as it will use one of my user's folders which I have already all permissions for, obviously.

It's a security measure that's half assed. People are so used to it they just click allow but don't actually look at the prompt anymore. Like I see a lot of people do with cookies on websites.

Thats a windows thing so it can put files in "protected" folders like program files

Zoom out

Now you're making me wonder why mortal Kombat is written with a K

Wanted to play a game on my kid's computer that had windows 11 N or some shit. Couldn't play because it needed the "media pack", which in its turn installs everything N stands for. Clown world.

Listen to me, republicans, listen. You are the people in history they warned us about. They warned us about people like you. Pay attention. We're losing our democracy. Wake up.

https://youtu.be/o8hYrNsRoTs

First the windows 11 start menu, now the linux terminal. Worldview in shambles.

I do the same with Game Gears :-)

It's a lookalike case, not an actual DMG

I believe it was the Linux counterpart of XSplit, the "other" streaming software that was very popular in the early days of streaming. Before that we had to use some very elaborate setups.

I can see it, but this is a 17 year old Metacity theme, thanks for the effort though :-)

Yes, it's a mockup, not looking for this exactly but a similar vibe/look.

Found it on some Japanese image aggregator website, I can't remember how I came across it, just that I liked it esthetically.

I remember people discussing that Dear Esther was not a video game.

This seals it for me. They aren't using version control but are making copies of the working directory with this result.

These answers to a question why the task bar can't be moved to the side anymore.