14 years ago 🥲

Krita’s pretty close, but unfortunately not quite as close as the program our friend Wilber represents :’)

“Upcoming?”

What a radiant person! Their garb is gorgeous and their smile is infectious. :)

Animal rear ends aren’t taboo in Japan the way they are in the US (only place I can speak for).

This has been Pompompurin’s “charm point” since his introduction lol

God I miss the city.

Not the snow, but definitely the city. And the food.

I admit I’ve tried gently poking into OOP’s psyche and they do genuinely seem committed to the crabs-in-a-bucket crusade against Linux. Like the constant hate boner with zero sources seems like it has to be exhausting. Shame they refuse to use that energy for anything positive but ¯\(ツ)/¯ their life I guess lol

She’s clearly a LFS person

Tbf Dolphin calls them folders

Peripherals can be finicky on Linux since drivers like to fight for priority.

Slightly related: if you’re using Wayland you may also want to make rule exceptions for controllers/remote input. That pop up box is annoying to track down and re-confirm every 15 minutes when you’re not in the same room.

Once it’s sorted it’s smooth sailing though and no surprise 30 minute restarts a la Windows :)

Half my time on my deck is at home tbf. I use it for gaming from the couch/bed mostly and streaming my heavier games from my desktop. Quite nice that way imo!

Same with endeavour lol. VM test drives before “buying” ol’ reliable is the way to go ;)

Although I do use SteamOS on my deck, if that counts as a hop.

Ah yes, the single OS known as “Linux”

I’m no irl proselytizer but if someone wants to switch their desktop experience (to Linux, Mac, etc.) I won’t actively discourage them lolol

Sitting next to a (supposedly) random dude and visibly being comfortable and not nervous is a green flag for the programmer.

It means he’s showered in the last week.

Dependencies. It’s always frickin’ dependencies.

Or systemd.

The best distro is obviously:

Yeah sometimes we forget that art movements/styles existed intentionally well before the 19th century lol.

Short form symbolism is part of media, and while some of that understood context may be lost to time it doesn’t erase it entirely. They were just as nuanced, goofy and human as we are.