And that’s the “leftist propaganda” according to MAGA. PBS and NPR have so overcorrected, and in exchange have gotten nothing but defunded

Hm maybe I’ll try it out.

Can you remove the search bar at the bottom of the home screen?

I was just going to try it, but then I realized that I removed the hamburger icon from Dolphin I guess, so 🤷‍♂️

You can definitely have the filter persist. I have it so dolphin always has the filter bar showing at the bottom. Super useful.

What version of KDE is this? I’ve never had that happen, and tried reproducing it just now and could not. If I’m near the right edge of the screen, it opens the submenu to the left, not right.

pbf is the best webcomic ever

Yeah, I dunno, I’ve just never had that experience with it. Maybe it depends on hardware.

I imagine I could search for “(any distro) slow boot” and get you a list of similar results.

but it’s much slower

Yeah I dunno about all that. This has not been my experience at all.

Bazzite isn’t limited, there are just different ways to do things. Once you learn how, you can do pretty much anything you want on/to it.

Yeah and it’s just as stupid

Well that’s terrifying

Valid

Yeah bud, maybe if you get just a little more money, you’ll finally be complete. Just a little more money…

Try:

man dd

I mean, there are definitely use cases where gui makes more sense. For example, utilities like GParted or KDE Partition Manager make messing with partitions much easier since they’re easier to deal with visually (imo)

It’s not even that complex, it just looks that way if you’re not used to using it

Yeah, man is clutch… I wonder if people would be so intimidated by CLI if everyone knew how easy it was to learn commands with man

Lol sounds about right.

Using Bazzite has made me appreciate distrobox. Very easy to access the aur from any distro these days…

Never used Mint, but Time Shift was a god send to me for about two years on EndeavourOS. My first two years on Linux. I was able to learn so much by not having to worry about breaking my install.

I rolled back more times than I can count without ever really encountering any issues.

Set it up to automatically take a snapshot before every update, and add the few most recent snapshots to grub. All automated and really easy to set up.