Yup same. I always wondered why there was a user folder when we already have home.
Yup same. I always wondered why there was a user folder when we already have home.
The downsides you would only read on Linux communities. My mother couldn’t even begin to understand what snap is about.
The reason I still choose Ubuntu, or sometimes Mate, specially for other people is because I know it’s highly likely to just work on any laptop I throw it into. Most people don’t care one single bit about the downsides of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is much less user hostile than windows. My parents only used Ubuntu for the past several years because they inherited my old laptop. They just want to Google stuff, so all they need is a familiar browser.
Oh for the love of Linus, block all notifications requests from websites at the browser level. Comon people accept all notifications requests and get inundated by them.
I feel like we were just getting used to the old new logo?
It’s possible this new logo is only for using next to other brands.
Yup people can be vicious even when somethings totally free, it’s horrible.
Yup people can be vicious even when somethings totally free, it’s horrible.
That would require the other user to use the same app as you right? Could be interesting.
There’s so many poor names in FOSS but people refuse to change them out of attachment for history. One other example comes to mind: Gimp.
Basically, devs are terrible at naming things.
Sounds nice. I wonder if there’s some open source project with similar features?
I haven’t carried a USB stick in years, so not sure what I would do. Maybe a copy of my recipe book if I ever digitize it?
Uncheck that box too
Was probably made by a child as a school project. At least I hope.
We’re so many levels of abstraction and emulation deep, that the natural conclusion is that there’s no reason to believe we’re at the top of the abstraction, but somewhere in the middle.
We definitely living in a simulation.
Is it really that surprising? Specially the type of person that would be on Lemmy and use Linux.
We’ve been seeing this tech for 10+ years slowly progressing to the point of commercialization, and finally the release of foldable phones and curves displays.
I assume these folks implemented their own AR stack, so the Linux world would indeed to win much with them being here, other than convincing people to use Linux in general.
Ah, my kind of fun.