That’s like John Carmack’s talks. He goes on and on, but that’s why I’m here.

Now I wanna see this in jive

My kids’ PCs have a gnome extension that says how many updates there are and you can install them by clicking on the icon. Could be handy if you use gnome too.

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1010/archlinux-updates-indicator/

We’re 30 days into project2025’s 180 day schedule, and closing the FTC is on the list so… give it 5 more months.

Lone Starr…

It’s globally around 35% but I’m surprised that it’s 50/50 in the US…

https://gamingsmart.com/playstation-5-vs-xbox-series-x/

This reminds me of something…

But that’s true for any switch to any os. If you switched to macos you would have run into the same/similar issues. I’ve been using Linux for so long that simple things that are missing from Windows are annoying, like keeping a Window on top, or using the quick GNOME overview by throwing the mouse in the corner.

I think it’s a matter of letting go when you’re ready and create new habits, and not try to shoehorn in old habits. That’s general advice. Sometimes people just want Windows but without Microsoft’s privacy disaster, but Linux just is different. I’m talking in general, not specifically to your grievances @millie@beehaw.org 🙂