@sommerset

…I know it’s not really what you asked… But, I have an n100 and it runs fantastically on Linux.

@golden_zealot

My mom does this game where we have a bunch of random (and generally cheap crap) gifts and a some dice. We roll the dice and have to trade, steal, open or leave with the gift. The kids seem to enjoy it and we generally have a good time. The key is to have a decent gift and something crazy that is like ‘where did you get this.’ we recently introduced this to a friend group… There’s not a legendary homemade necklace that looks like someone named groodle made it 2k years ago.

@Hideakikarate to be clear, you’re right… but not my experience

@Proprietary_Blend tell every worker that has bothered me mid push

@muntedcrocodile i…no… 100% no… i will die with these downvotes… but I just think you should be proud of your product.

@azha noted, and subbed

@JackGreenEarth ah didnt think about this. fair point.

@azha

How does this differ from unixporn?

@coacoamelky @azha not sure if serious, but just paste a black box over the text - profit

@Reygle it looks like you can build it and or use an rpi 4 build

*secretly i just want more info on it myself :D*

plasma-bigscreen.org/

@pocker_machine so like any other filter?

in seriousness, I saw my unattractive (inside and out so i don’t mind shaming a lil) cousin with a filter and i thought they were dating someone new… nope the filter went so hard i couldn’t tell it was them with one of their parents.

@xia I wish more people understood this… gah

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@thatonecoder unless i missed it, it looks like no one suggested puppy linux! it’s very light and some variants (bookworm pup) has wayland options (32 bit and xorg options as well) and full apt usage.

@Tea

…how about the bluesky folks actually federate? For some reason I can’t convince anyone there to use the fedi bridge …

@jason123santa - we were just talking about this

@DonAntonioMagino making backups of your home folder (/home/username) is a great ways to survive reinstalls. also install discovery if you don’t have it. its an easy way to install and find software… i dont know opensuse package manager… but it should be a simple command

@Alphamars …generally speaking. loose some weight. at very least thats where i’m at

@adrianhooves This unlocked a core memory in me … And I hated it. Old kde (I think 3) couldn’t run on my potato…and I wasn’t versed enough then to change that.

Edit - landed on pclinuxos for a bit