yum13241 @ yum13241 @lemm.ee

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DOSBox-X?

Top taskbar? Are you sure you didn't use the vanilla XFCE setup or GNOME? Mint sucks and has a bad track record.

That's like md5(sha512("somefile.blah"))

About your 3rd sentence, why? (I use FF, I'm just curious)

Then your apps are just insecure.

It's slow and unnecessarily bloated.

That was one, and it was removed. Don't bullshit, please.

LP works 1% of the time rooted.

So mobilism dot me is fake? Fuck.

Who the hell uses POP3 anymore?

Runlevels don't exist on systemd. multi-user.target is what you want.

If I have to switch shells all the time when another shell, zsh has the same functionality as fish, without the switching around, I'll use that. Not to mention fish causes flatpak to not add Flatpaks to the app menu until restart. Environment variable messes. If I have to install a bunch of other stuff to make fish work, vs make zsh work more nicely, I'll pick the 2nd one.

And as OP puts it, this "sintax" is a sin.

ZSH, ZSH, ZSH! Fish is not POSIX compliant, meaning most shell scripts won't work and it has its own special snowflake syntax.

Also, don't use Oh-My-ZSH! Just use the package manager in your system.

I use systemd-boot and my mount point is /efi. /efi/EFI/ is where my bootloaders live.

If I rollback to an old enough snapshot, I have to reinstall my kernels from a chroot. It'd be cool if I could get around that.

*FAT32

I don't get it.

I don't want to use a separate package manager with dumb douche.fuck.shit names, that's a problem for programs like crispy doom for example.

Native packages ftw

Console issued server command: /force_vote @a

And didn't take ages to get a minor version.