ZebraOtoko

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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
>People like to complain about religion, but at least that brings some ethos. It does? In America at least, the dominant religion seems to be teaching a really terrible and harmful ethos. I don't see how Von Däniken's ideas c
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
Yeah, honestly, if anything, congratulations are in order: if you die in your 90s, you did quite well in the longevity contest. Most people die before their 90th birthday, many long before. Not too many people make it to their 100th bir
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
The idea that KDE is not objectively more configurable, in every way, than Windows, is lunacy. However, GNOME is completely the opposite; doing anything differently requires installing special extensions, which break every time an update ha
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
>Windows is strictly quite a bit less configurable than Linux. I wish I could agree, but I just can't: the OP may be correct, depending on which Linux desktop environment he's talking about. *My* Linux is indeed much more confi
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
I've found generally that business-grade hardware has better Linux support. So for laptops, for instance, Lenovo Thinkpad and Dell Latitude laptops work better than some bargain-basement consumer-grade laptop.
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
>> Windows 11 is a dog. >So, man's best friend? Exactly: it's like that pit bull that everything thinks is so cute, until one day it goes berzerk and rips your child's face off, and then its owners say "It'
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by ZebraOtoko 9mo ago
>That machine also does not go to sleep properly (a common, real, complaint from many linux users) and I have to hibernate it manually via command line as the option does not exist in my power menu due to corporate's rules and regul