dream_weasel

This is unfortunately me with google drive for a few things.

Nope. The stuff I need on my machine is all managed with git. I’d lose a few documents, but nothing I couldnt love without. Photos and important stuff are in a few different places, but not my main PC.

I didn’t know a thumbnail viewer existed, I will have to try. Historically I have used sxiv in tabbed mode and just tried to remember filenames which is obnoxious.

Terminal gang!

It does everything you need with ONE exception I’ve found: if you use it for your file manager (I do) and you find that you need to quickly select a few items based on image preview, it is not great. Now you can solve this with vifm or something, or just launch dolphin or something every once in awhile.

Discoverabilty is the point. That’s what a GUI excels at. The focus of the terminal is “expressiveness” (I think that’s the commonly used word). It is usually clear when you need one vs the other: bulk or compound tasks, repetitive tasks, or very particular tasks are where the terminal excels.

It sounds like you might benefit from man or tldr as a sidenote. Most people know man, but tldr is also a nice to have.

I think that depends how you define “regular user”.

(I assume this is like regulars in a “well regulated militia” right?)

Vim it is.

Where they forgot to remove there are co-author tags.

There are plenty of people who are interested in using tools that are available and also recognize that it is underhanded to hide that fact for people who feel strongly about it.

I could see it. I wonder if it also depends WHICH windows variants you’ve installed and how many times. I, for one, have installed windows 98 probably high hundreds of times.

I think beasts are a different thing.

I like your funny words magic man.

As a total novice for networking (setting up 4 hat rules for my pihole was… tough), how bad are vlans to set up?