

Personally I don’t enjoy setting things up. I do enjoy not being tied down to evil corporations.
Software developer by day, insomniac by night.
Personally I don’t enjoy setting things up. I do enjoy not being tied down to evil corporations.
Yeah. But this already happens, unfortunately.
I wouldn’t bet on it.
A couple of weeks ago I rebooted into Windows for the first time in well over 8 months, as I needed to use a piece of software I don’t have on Linux (it’s available, I’m just refusing to pay for it and no alternative method has materialised), and getting anything done was incredibly frustrating.
First everything had to update, and I was forced to log in to a bunch of stuff. My web browser spontaneously vanished, as did Discord. No idea why. Opening Explorer consistently took several seconds because it always decided to poll my external drive before displaying anything, even if I didn’t do shit in my external drive.
Explorer being slow applies on my work PC too, and I have to use Windows on that. Every day I wonder how it’d be to put Linux on it.
Nautilus just opens the moment I click on it. Always.
I hate Discord with a passion. Trying to get everyone I know away from it.
I’ve never been accused of being a smart man.
I worry that the replacement is more likely a move to platforms like Discord. I mean it’s already happened in a lot of projects.
What @[email protected] said.
Everyone should be engaged in a union.
tell them you’re sorry about it, but that you’re grateful that you have the flexibility to do so
What are they supposed to be sorry about?
If you have a USB stick you could just boot up a live CD of the operating system.
Even this can depend a lot. I’ve some friends that play that Marvel game (Rivals?) and it works great on Linux. I myself have played Monhan and Warframe a lot on Linux. I’m not much of a competitive player, and I think where you might run into problems is competitive live-service titles.
Guild Wars and Final Fantasy XIV are both multiplayer games and work flawlessly for me.
Some games might require some fiddling you might not have on Windows, but it’s not that bad.
Even VR is pretty plug and play, though I’ve not bothered with FBT yet, and I think it differs a lot depending on what headset you have.
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. AMD CPU with NVidia graphics.
Yeah! Why the hell should they benefit from our public infrastructure if they don’t pay their way? These are the actual parasites on society that the right wingers always claim to be so worried about.
I’m here for the shade thrown in the comments, haha.
Thank you. Tried visiting the archive page but it blocked me and ironically enough wanted me to solve a captcha that’ll be used to train “AI.”
Amazon is barely a thing here in Sweden. It’s niche drop shipped garbage for the most part, very similar to Wish and the like.
They have some non-garbage stuff at the same price you find elsewhere.
They also don’t do logistics here. Utterly useless company.
I don’t think we should be satisfied until they go bankrupt. When they do, their cars and their charger network will likely cease to function properly. Perhaps that could force some legislation against bullshit online-only cloud service practices for products like these.
They were really popular though. I personally think we should’ve had these numbers since late 2023 when our unions first begun the ongoing strike against Tesla for attempting to circumvent the way our labour market works. Or at the very least when Tesla shipped in bootlickers from elsewhere.
It’s better late than never, I guess.
Here in Sweden, only 3 out of ~24,000 newly registered vehicles in March were Teslas.
That’s honestly still 3 too many, but oh well.
What is the point of Plex? I just went straight for Jellyfin and it does everything I need and then some. Is it just that people went with Plex initially and then stuck with it as it got enshittified?