abhinavk

It's the Arch way. A beginner shouldn't be using Arch, Gentoo, NixOS or FreeBSD etc.

That's why there are myriad of distros.

niri is based on smithay which is also used by COSMIC.

You are conflating Window Manager with Task Switcher programs.

Home edition comes with a few offers.

I'm sorry but the vaccine-skeptic RFKjr is US Health Secretary?

Kernel doesn't use Cargo.

It's still in process. Today's update (KB5070311) added the following:

> Keyboard settings for "character repeat delay and rate", and "cursor blink rate", have moved from Control Panel to Settings.

I only noticed it because VSCode's updater failed.

2/10. Mainly for writing full sentences.

It's a net positive but wide/no-ball DRS slows down the game a lot.

It is mostly valid for 16GB/256GB-SSD config and when you need performance in bursts. Consider sustained performance, more RAM, more storage, OS options etc and the value proposition changes.

I have maintained it for years that the base model M-series Air is the best computer for normal people if they plan to keep it for years.

I have tried both Silverblue and Bluefin and I realized that I want something in between. So basically Silverblue+codecs+drivers.

Maybe https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template is the way to go when I do my setup next time.

In a 3rd person perspective game, I am controlling a character that I can see with my eyes. I'm not the character.

> No, there's an auto-hiding dock built-in. Pressing the Super key acts like better version of Apple's Expose feature: it shows the windows you have open, auto-opens the dock, and focuses the application launcher search bar so you can just start typing and launch an app.

It either requires using a keyboard or moving your mouse to the opposite direction of where the dock appears.

I can turn off other features and work around them but the most annoying yet harmless is the flicker when you switch to an inactive app. The title bar and the window contents change their color at different frames. It requires ditching Breeze and using other theme engines/decorations altogether.

I currently use niri but Plasma has always been my go-to/backup DE. I always have it installed in case someone else has to use my PC.

[1]: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433569

It depends on people and their age (of eyes). None of my parents/elders (except an uncle; he's the only one who's had LASIK) could see the point of my 240Hz monitor.

The only feral-like response here is the OP's follow-up "Bullshit..." itself.

Identity apps as well as apps to access government and social programs.

I use it via Chromium. Are there additional features in the Electron version?

It makes hacking easier in some ways too. Overlay any hacks. It will be gone by reboot unless you want otherwise. Also see blue-build.org <- It helps you to put all your hacks in the immutable image.

It's a vocal minority on the internet which also owns a lots of other computing devices. I'm one.

IMHO most people in the real world increasingly use their smartphone as their primary computer and want a big screen.

Have you tried setting MSWord's default save format to Strict OOXML for inter-operation with LibreOffice?

Or a 5-button mouse.

Xbox 360 (which ran a modified version of Win 2000) had 3 PowerPC cores.

And a system container makes an OS (or OS userland) believe that that it has the kernel to itself.

Do you mean something like this?

https://github.com/dawsers/scroll?tab=readme-ov-file#content...

You can try Karousel on KDE.

Earlier concepts existed but it all exploded with PaperWM on Gnome.

There is niri, scroll(sway), papersway, hyprland's plugins, PaperWM, PaperWM.spoon on Mac, Komorebi on Windows etc

FYI: The author of Hyprland's scrolling plugin (not the official one) had archived it and instead forked sway to create scroll.

https://github.com/dawsers/scroll https://github.com/dawsers/hyprscroller

Elements and Compounds.

I surely love answering *Why I don't want to backup my files and settings to OneDrive" every few months OR Removing things like Edge Game Assist etc from autostarting.