I’m curious whether that user name ends with “series” or some variation of “sex temple”

Edit: It was series, I’m relieved yet a little dissappointed

They’re just dissapointing their ancestors, like you are

Yep, they used to. SUSE actually shipped a second version (or maybe just a shortcut with some startup-option) of Dolphin to provide “Dolphin as Root”. I think this was inspired by said approach

A couple of takes regarding this from a programmer (who, naturally, is extremely neurotic about his skills):

• There is no single skill that defines your value
• You are probably not even aware of all the things you excell at, because these things seem the easiest to you
• Social intelligence is extremely important. You can’t do shit alone, and even if you can, you need to sell it to someone
• You don’t need to be the best to be extremely good at something. Being in the top 10% means there are countless people at least as good as you, yet 90% are worse
• The hardest things require a good team, not a good person
• A good team is more than the sum of its parts. Supporting some genius can make you 200% as productive as you would normally be, because they can direct your skills to the right places at the right time, or clear roadblocks that woud take you forever

You can, but systemd-boot never failed me while Grub did more than once. That might be on the janky distro I used to use, but at least once it wasn’t.

If you’re using GRUB and at the same time live without snapshots, you are playing with fire. And for no good reason.

Should the day ever come where systemd-boot or initramfs break, I’ll just chroot on my main partition, roll back and regenerate. That’s like 3 commands. Easily put into a script for non-tech-savy relatives. Not that this has happened to me in years.

Draw.io allows you to build quite sophisticated stuff. If you use group + lock/unlock + copy/paste, it’s not half bad.

Python is Parsel

I instantly block anyone who posts unmarked slop. And marked one as well, if it’s lazy enough.

fish has “directory-aware” autocomplete with inlay hints and a fantastic history command. I do not suffer from such weakness

Tbf, often there either is no proper one, or you don’t know where to find it. Or there is just tons to unpack, because one thing leads to another and suddenly you have to read like 10.

To give you an example: I just wanted to create a new btrfs software RAID and dissolve my old one, but without loosing the data or redundancy in the process. To do so, I had to create a new partition table, of course not before using tools to find the right device, add a LUKS2 partition, find its UUID, unlock that partition, add a btrfs partition, mount that partition, copy all data over, then generate a keyfile for auto-unlock, add that to the LUKS, add the according crypttab line, remove a drive from the former raid, not before running a balance of course, then also create LUKS on that, find the UUID again, open that as well, add the keyfile again, add another crypttab line, adding the mapper to the btrfs partition, running a balance that creates a RAID 10, adding an fstab entry for auto-mount, runnning dracut and set up btrfs maintenance.

Even just describing the process is a chore. Imagine trying to learn every stept, one by one, from the manuals.

Edit: Some fixes and steps I skipped added. In case anyone is wondering what the heck I’m doing: I am moving from a RAID 1 with 2 disks to an encrypted RAID 10 with eventually 4

I’m gonna put this out there: If you can do Endeavour or Manjaro, you can do Arch, and Arch is in no way less stable than Tumbleweed. All you need to do is to pick btrfs and enable snapshots and then never use them.

How does Librewolf suck?

And Servo is hosted by the Linux Foundation Europe btw.

I went from Tumbleweed to Garuda to Endeavour to plain Arch, so either your graph is off or me. Or both.

Good for them, I refuse to write those tho

I just did and got it actually

I am very happy on GrapheneOS. Even in terms of flashing it was much nicer experience than what you had to go through back in the days

Some great 3rd party clients on Flathub as well (Webcord, Vesktop…)

That explains why my perception is off, I weigh more like 140 :D

My employer was like “you want three 32” monitors?" And I said I wouldn’t know what to do with them, just give me two 27" ones. 1-2 windows for docs and my IDE. That’s enough