If I would use my private mobile computer from Lenovo more and it would break today, I would definitly look at a Framework. They look so nice and set themselfs apart from so many other computers.
My work laptop is also Lenovo; Framework is just too expensive to get it as work laptop (even before the ramcolypse); maybe in 5 years I can ask for one. ^^
For me it is just screen inside gnome-console and PaperWM to arrange my terminals on Gnome.
I am trying to be polite when correcting the AI; just in case "it" remembers[1]. ^^
I have to look into caveman skill priming to limit the amount of text that comes out of it.
[1]: or data is being used to retrain or save in persistent context. I use Kagi btw., so I hope they actually respect their promise not to use my prompts for retraining.
Interesting, I wonder how Kagi does it
Thank you, from now on I will refuse to understand when someone speaks about red onion: "Red onion you say? Never seen them. But I like the purple ones very much" [=
The so-called desktop integration is what I disable in vim. I want to have the terminal in control and use select text to copy instead of entering visual mode. When I want visual mode, I use my keyboard. (:
Oh, but you have variants of Ubuntu. Do you have them, because there are technically not part of Canonical? This, I would understand.
For me, CloneZilla is a sysadmin tool. Wouldn't have guessed that they don't have a SVG version of their logo.
Did you forget about Clonezilla, Fedora Silverblue and their other variants?
My personal S-tier is Debian stable.
This, or just close the page without clicking anything.
I delete older ones as soon I downloaded a new one. I guess, my isos take well below ~15 GB of space. It is only Debian, Fedora and Gentoo afterall.
Yeah, Silverblue is nice; not my main distro, though. I came from many years of Gentoo on almost all machines I had. Debian stable is currently the most practical for me.
The immutable variant of Fedora is nice for the low maintenance computers, although I needed to get my head around podman to not overuse rpm-ostree. So far so good. I think it will not replace the distro on my main machine, but I see the way it works as a general potential future. An immutable variant of Debian stable would be something I'd consider switching for.
Thanks for telling us; I've tried to live with Epiphany for a while but had to move to Firefox for compatibility to certain websites.
If Orion is using GTK4, this looks like a new/second/third/fourth attempt to moving to WebKit. (: