neo (he/him)

the only difference is you install a desktop environment on desktop debian imo

uses pushover license

surprised pikachu face when he gets pushed over

every time, folks.

pidgin still doesn’t support omemo

To be fair, being able to install uBlock Origin immediately makes it one of the best mobile browsers for that feature alone.

that’s cool, try making a better browser tho

I am and I got muted for 6 hours for gif reacting when the gif had the soft n word in it.

he’s talking about their (purism/librem) inability to deliver hardware

Reading the source code for everything running on your machine and then never updating is the only way to be absolutely 100% sure.

Ironically, I prefer for LibreOffice to not follow my dark mode setting. I always want it to be light mode.

Massive Microsoft bribes incoming…

They should have been doing this from the start.

I’m going to have to place you under arrest, you just fucking murdered that guy. Down to the slammer with you.

accurate tho

i had to manually disable driver updates via windows update because it picks the shittiest possible drivers for everything

We are improving your experience. Please do not resist.

True that. I pretty much only see my desktop on a fresh boot.

It’s a decent packaging solution.

regarding the sandboxing, all the negatives are present with none of the benefits, wish they’d just rip that shit out

if you want to run software you don’t trust, firejail it or get it’s snap

Almost every major linux distribution either has a KDE edition or can install KDE.

Does anyone know how to just turn the wallet subsystem off before the first login?

I absolutely despise how it behaves in comparison to the gnome keyring, the KDE wallet never fails to completely delete all of my passwords from my browser, which forces me to remake my browser profile to get them back after turning it off.

I use KeePassXC to manage my passwords

it’s like linux mint but for kde

I game, so I often need my graphics stack patched with less than open-source patches, which you have to figure out for yourself on Fedora. I also had issues with…i think it was SELinux, since I had never used it before but it’s on by default in Fedora. But that was more of a “I’ve never used this before wtf do i do” than “wtf bad”