Loved that guy! Need to rewatch xfiles…

I actually did rewatch it all a few years ago. Its quite good, but I see now as a older guy that David Duchovny actually wasnt very good playing Moulder. Didnt notice it as a kid but yeah, he is just reading lines with the same facial expression all the time. If you havent noticed, try rewatching with that in mind… :)

Gillian Anderson is amazing though, really good actress and she was paid much less than Moulder, despite being able to actually act properly.

Ive used it for 30 years… :)

Try cosmic, its very smooth and just works.

I guess its more simular to gnome than to kde so you should like it.

This sounds like they are making the desktop better instead of worse.

Radical concept for Microslop.

I dont use Spotify or Netflix either but I also dont walk around naked. Some things are just bad for us.

But I went to use OpenOffice, not watch it do its thing in the background…

Yeah stuff like that. Or “where is bennet? He is letting off some steam”. :)

I also dont know what that means. They are all epic.

The internet is always right except when its not.

Depends on who you follow, specially on YouTube. There are lots of small channels that just make videos about how they feel and how to improve yourself, for example.

I subscribe to all of those small channels with an interest that i share. Then youtube feels like when it started. Just ordinary people talking and not acting in front of camera.

Because target audience.

CachyOS at 8% of users, thats actually impressive considering its quite new and unknown. At least I felt it was but the numbers say no.

I dont care. Whatever it is, I wont be focusing on it. Being pulled into that drama is pointless.

You will make someone a happy Linux wife some day. :)

This is like people, they are all different, so annoying! /s

I have to choose people i like?? Gaaah.

I think it depends a bit. Your first times with arch is definently experimental. You install it, you learn to configure things, and at some point you probably want to reinstall, because you have done something that makes the system be buggy. I reinstalled lots of times in the beginning.

But you learn proper Linux by using arch. At least if you actually do the install yourself by following the wiki. You will change a few things in a few config files and you will learn about Linux from that.

After that initial phase of reinstalling lots of times, you start to feel like you know the system intuitively. You know where the system looks for things, which files are read. Then you feel like you really like arch because now you dont break it anymore, and if you do, you can fix it.

Maybe its like that with other distros too. But for me, arch has been that journey. Im on a arch installation from december 2022 now appearently.

Linux is that feeling of your computer not becoming worse every year. Windows and mac users dont know what that is.

Yeah I think both system76 and framework are a bit of a mixed bag. Some things are good, some things are quite bad. For the framework, you pay 2000 dollars but you dont get a 2000 dollar quality laptop - what you get is the ability to repair it and change out parts. So you get a medium quality laptop but with ability to change it. Some people will value that, no doubt, but for me, I think I prefer to buy a new one every three years. I just wish keyboards, mousepads, memory and batteries could be replaced on all laptops. Then they would last a very long time.

I just use Linux but my impression (mac users can give their impression) is that there are more and more small bugs in the system.

But at the same time, their laptops are just incredible. Ive been trying to find a pc laptop and none of them are even close to macbooks, no matter the cost. They just cant make them as good, since they dont control the hardware. You have stuff like coil whine, keyboards breaking, batteries being drained in 6 hours, bad sound, noisy fans running constantly, bad screens… On luxary laptops costing 2000 dollars or more.

Yeah ok. Well we will see. Im sometimes wrong. :)