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    2 days ago

    I mean, our ineffective af government was somehow able to rally bipartisan support against…

    It kills me how people still are unable to see that it’s just the WWE. The R are the heels, the D are the face, and back stage they work out their routine for the night before stepping into the ring we call congress, the blood is fake and the insults and outcomes prewritten.

    Cue “nuh uh.”















  • Just a heads up,

    Most of my tools won’t run, (you can likely find alternatives for most, barring adobe)

    most of my self made tools won’t run, (well you can fix that, now can’t ya? You made em once you can make em again)

    most of my games won’t run, (Destiny player? Seems most single players run these days, but yeah the kernel level anticheat “required” by many online games renders them unplayable, because even if they do run like destiny you just get acct banned for playing on linux. This is the fault of the companies though, not on linux or its community for hating the kernel level spyware, of course.)

    most 4 decades of internalization of shortcuts won’t cut it short anymore. (Actually you may be surprised, many windows shortcuts still work on KDE, and you can configure them however you want if there’s something missing. Plus you’d learn any “new” ones quicker than you may think.)

    But yeah that said it isn’t for everybody. Just gotta weigh the cost/benefit, is it worth it to you to learn a little about a new UI to escape microsoft’s actively hostile anti-consumer practices, or would you rather just grin and bear it for “ease” (though it could be argued that “learning the new thing and being done with it” is actually easier than dealing with windows, just that learning the new thing frontloads the “hard” while dealing with microsoft is a constant annoyance. But I digress.)