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  • I think GNOME looks very visually appealing with it's consistency. The Libadwaita library has a nice aesthetic and looks very clean with nice spacing for elements to "breathe".

    I still prefer KDE since I can tailor the look to my needs and I prefer to have clutter over extra clicks. (I have top bar with "Opened programs", Launcher, System tray, Time and a global menu and KWin script for managing Activities)

    I feel like modern era of design has gone a bit overboard with the "clean" direction. It can be contrasted with Windows XP where you click "All programs" and you literally get all programs in the start menu with options of how to run or open them. I prefer to do "Menu" - > "Submenu" - > "Thing I want".

    Come to think of it I should probably make a launcher for KDE.

  • It might take a bit to wade through the BIOS settings to get it up but I'd recommend a process of elimination based on "Doesn't sound relevant to the boot sequence" to figure it out. I have a recent HP laptop and I installed KDE Neon on it.

    Searching for "How to install Linux on [your BIOS and version]" might also help.

  • That structure doesn't handle polyamorous and cheating relationships very well. It should probably have and (select top 1 1 from dbo.relationships r where r.partner_a != GIRLS.id or r.partner_b != GIRLS.id) which would handle also LGBT+ relationships or relationships that are better represented as a graph.

  • As a fullstack angular dotnet developer I don't feel like I'm falling behind.

    I read the updates on the state of JS and watch YouTube videos on the new C# and dotnet features and I'm pretty happy with how I'm keeping up with the latest in my field.

    That being said "falling behind" is subjective and most people aren't early adopters. People often wait until they hear recommendations from 3 colleagues before taking up something that is by then old news.