Except GNOME did exactly that. Sh can’t accidentally alter anything. Some people just have a hard time with computers and expected UI. Ever tried watching a good grampa deal with printer install and windows popups…you have to simplify things for less tch savvy people. Just like cars now have auto ebrake and lane assist

KDE was a nightmare for my wife since it has the configuration right in the desktop bars and dialogs. Misclicks and drags meant she was making changes she didn’t want to. GNOME was a better choice, 100% simple and no surprises.

That is a lot. Does Ubuntu have patch listing? With zypper on openSUSE it can list you security patches and their status of critical, recommended, not needed etc and you can just update patches and not every update to the repo.

What distro is that?

lOpensuse is systemd and btrfs, never had an issue with btrfs recovery. But if you have deets I’d be interested.

Yep on mobile I could select the blackouts and do a copy paste into a note app.

A secure secure shell shell

Distro can alter how it behaves on your hardware. I tried every Debian derivative out there on a 2010 laptop. They would fail install or fail boot due to some hardware error, but fedora or opensuse were fine, and weirdly nixos. All those acknowledged the error and worked around it.

Also, not sure if other distros are this easy (because I didn’t experiment) but opensuse let’s you install as many DEs as you like with their pattern selections, and you can flipflop between them at the login screen.

I thought that was a good tool for a beginner just wanting to try out each DE without reinstalling as you change your mind.

I don’t think its an Arch issue. But on a system that has snapshots or generations or whatever Silverblue term is then the 30s remedy is reboot to an old snapshot

Or less even, the DE login has the DE switcher option, you can try GNOME for an hour, logout and choose KDE, logout and try Cinammon, logout and try ICEWM wtf imnediatly logout

All your base

That classification is the general information section, and deals with info and not how its used. Seems like when computers came about they saw them as information storage systems.

Sounds like a terrible neighbourhood to live in, shots going off from everyone all the time

I thought there was a table method of “destruction”. Like you delete or destroy the table of allocation. Even though the data is on the SSD, its not contiguous like HDD and so its spread into bits everywhere. However failing that, leave them unplugged (unpowered) and in 70°C plus heat, the bits will lose their electrons rapidly.

It’s not really like that anymore on the newer networks… Back 15 years ago, sure you’d miss texts or get them 4 days late, but I can’t recall the last time a text went AWOL

Nope, it aired in Canada, slightly before the take down.

Trouble is it is a failure point being powered (or unpowered) having a mechanical system makes sense

Cuz who needs a tray

In the video he’s saying the line between center of moon and center of earth has the most tidal force on the water, while the earht spins through that zone. It was not saying that the water stays 100% stationary and land spins through it, just that the height of water will always be high at that line as the earth rotates

Such a brilliant roast of modern rap