

This is mainly data reported from desktop PCs, so no, SteamOS is not a thing at the moment on such machines.
There were shadowy conspiracists lurking in the dark alleys of Washington, and hiding from the glaring sun in the High Desert of California, but they were laughably easy prey when the Martian lizard people, the subterranean Vril-empowered mole-men, and the globalist pedophile Commies did show up.
This is mainly data reported from desktop PCs, so no, SteamOS is not a thing at the moment on such machines.
When Lemmy got named, it was a safe haven for half a dozen communists.
No one thought about alienating normies.
Everyone I know who retired is at least as busy as before.
The notion that without a job, people just sit around bored, is capitalist propaganda.
Cause then they’ll instantly re-dial.
How much you earn, how many hours you work and how much paid time off you have, what your city looks like, what housing looks like and how much it costs, your monthly expenses, the media you consume and the news you watch (or don’t watch cause it’s too dumb), …
EVERYTHING is determined or influenced by political decisions made by people in power.
So yes, it is your problem. Cause a lot of your problems are caused by politics.
I’m far left, but I believe that any citizen should be allowed to own any gun.
Knock yourself out.
Literally.
That way you won’t feel the hunger anymore.
Downvoting this won’t change history, by the way.
The asshole is an asshole on purpose.
The narcissist couldn’t stop acting like an asshole even if they tried.
Depends. Where I live, it takes me:
100 minutes to walk to work,
60 minutes by bus (direct connection),
40 minutes by train (actually 10 min by train and 30 min walk to the station and to work),
30 minutes by car in rush hour traffic, and
25 minutes by bicycle
Klabusterbeeren
Klabusterbeeren are “berries” out of cotton and hair, which you can only harvest from your ass crack.
Also known as Winterkirschen (winter cherries).
XcQ the link stays blue
KDE has the most options out of the box. You can make it look like Gnome, or act like a tiling window manager, or like Windows 7, 10 or 11, just with the options it contains from the start.
Gnome comes with almost no options. If you add extensions, or know enough to make your own, the sky is the limit. But I wouldn’t call that “customizable”, you can write your own themes for Plasma, too.
Xfce is another one that’s very flexible. But it’s very hard to get it to look and feel modern, it will always be an old school desktop, no matter what theming and added docks you throw at it.
Some make it easier, though.
Keyboards are the obvious one.
The standard keyboard layout is designed to slow down typing, because typing too fast lead to the arms of a typewriter hitting each other.
And why is one of the most accessible large keys fucking Capslock?
And why is there empty space around the cursor keys, so you have to use WASD as a workaround in games?
I’m not even talking about the menu key, Windows key and Copilot key.
The other one are bicycles. An aerodynamic riding position is uncomfortable for most people, so is the saddle, and when you break too hard, you fly head-first into whatever you were trying to avoid. Recumbent bicycles are better in almost every way.
I feel like plastic packaging in general has become much harder to rip open at the seam.
Anyone else notice this, or am I just much weaker now?
Protip: Buy the XXXXXL size, throw it over your junk, then shrink-wrap it with a heat gun.
Arch is the most “just works” distro I ever tried.
Reducing the workload of the distro maintainers by keeping packages vanilla and close to upstream, not writing a shitload of distro-specific GUI tools, and off-loading all the weird stuff to a user repo, is genius.
That way, there’s more capacity to focus on getting it right.
Other distros have a lot more “features” (looking at you, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu) but Arch just gives you a high quality package of the newest stuff, and it’s amazing how solid it is nowadays.