Man, you’re a real insufferable cunt. Lambasting the “high road” while parking your ass firmly in the middle of it. Unreal.

[Edit] Isn’t it funny when people act like asshokes on the internet, get rebuked for it and then delete their comments?

If you weren’t willing to stand behind your comments why did you post them in the first place? This is some weak ass revisionist behaviour.

You can use different user profiles in Graphene for this purpose.

How well does it run?

Kid on the bottom right has a backwards hand; thumb on the wrong side. Also a ridiculously long arm. Kid on Dad’s lap is a Kuato growing out of his leg.

What is the point of this comment? I’m curious as to what you were trying to achieve here.

Nobara is a good alternative to the alternative of the alternative.

I love this dude’s channel. Just watched his video about the oldest recorded names. Super cool stuff.

Droidcam OBS is a perfrct example of this shit. Took me over 5 minutes to disable all the “legitimate interest” options. Pure cancer.

Sim Racing. (iRacing, Assetto Corsa, or Richard Burns Rally).

Hyper Light Drifter was so unbelievably excellent. I have very high hopes for Breaker. Let them cook.

Yeah, I agree with you. That shit’s fucked up.

Add Computerphile to the list too! Great stuff.

It’s not hard to use a search engine.

That depends on your use case for desktop linux of course. For me, yabridge is the tool I needed to run VSTs on Linux. Its CLI only as far as I know.

Don’t get me wrong; I’m not afraid of the CLI. Its just some tools are assuming the end user is a server admin or someone with deeper than the upper crust knowledge of how Linux works.

The mistake is the assumption of a certain level of end user knowledge.

Honestly, as a newbie to Linux I think the ratio of well documented processes vs. “draw the rest of the fucking owl” is too damn high.

The rule seems to be that CLI familiarity is treated as though its self-evident. The exception is a ground-up documented process with no assumptions of end user knowledge.

If that could be resolved I think it would make the Linux desktop much more appealing to wider demographics.

That said, I’m proud to say that I’ve migrated my entire home studio over to linux and have not nuked my system yet. Yet… Fortunately I have backups set up.

$20 on the way. Thanks for the work you folks are doing. I greatly appreciate it.

OsmAnd is pretty good. It’s not as easy as GMaps, but that’s understandable. If we all use and support alternatives more, we’ll likely spur their development.

What browser are you using? Some browser features have caused issues like this for me in the past. Specifically privacy-focused browsers like LibreWolf and Vanadium.

I bet this was the equivalent of a butt-dial.