That is the point. Unless Gentoo has a user-friendly graphical installer that offers minimal dekstop options that does everything automatically for you there is no point of comparison.
I got the same issue, I was using Gradience to set gtk3/4 themes and that panel never got themed. Apps like Overskride have this issue too. I already had my preferred apps themed correctly so I did not bother.
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You can look them up in F-Droid, they have 3-4 versions, dark, light, material you and one that changes depending on the time of the day(dark/light).
PS: it does not work on any Launcher, it has instructions for compatible launchers(20+?) within the app.
If you are asking is it OK to use unsupported Windows 10 just for gaming, then probably. If you are using it for the regular stuff probably not.
Your system will be more vulnerable but unless you are torrenting/downloading random stuff you should be OK I guess.
thanks for your work! I use it every day. And btw, I thought that moving from windows to plasma because the UI was boring was weird too(at least aesthetically).
Most launchers have a "run" mode were you can launch or exec any command, some require flags and/or config. As well as a "drun" mode that looks for desktop apps, most if not all TUI apps will be catches by this.
Yofi will launch anything if you specify your terminal in the config file. That way you can launch desktop apps and TUI apps.
In Wofi you have to specify the terminal but you have to do a workaround because of a bug that is not their fault. You can otherwise launch Wofi in "run" mode.
Issue, reddit post the solution is linking gnome-terminal(or one of the others specified)
For Tofi I think it comes ready out of the box if I remember correctly.
And as for the aliases, some launchers have a rename function if that is helpful to you. Can't remember which though... sorry.
True, the post's title made me remember that popular MacOS user with a Youtube channel that tried Asahi Linux. He is quite funny even though he thinks that Linux does everything wrong and complicated.
hmm, that does not feel like it is a bug, I am not runnig Gnome but a Window Manager and there is a configuration were you can enable/disable that exact behaviour and it is called mouse warping.
You should check your setting for something like that or in Forums online.
I agree, the experience of switching to Linux as a regular end-user is overwhelming. The worst are the sensationalist articles that seem they were plagiarized and make you feel like you are missing on some epic feature if you pick one distro over the other.
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That is the point. Unless Gentoo has a user-friendly graphical installer that offers minimal dekstop options that does everything automatically for you there is no point of comparison.