They’re both focused on profit. The only reason you see the other one as scary is because it’s owned by the scary scary Chinese. Red scare all over again.

“In my household, the only addictive spyware we use is made in the USA!!!”

Edit: everyone below me is proving my point exactly.

Tried to use Manjaro at some point. What a horrible distribution.

Socialism is when people use tools to help complete a task?

Java is a hilariously bad platform for games.

“All your friends on discord? Ok, just go use this other random service and still have your friends on discord”

You’re not very bright, are you?

Piracy is always good

Easier said than done. All your friends on discord? Can’t leave.

Fuck you

China is still developing and allowing European countries and the US to pollute unchecked but clutch your pearls when China and other countries do the same is ideological.

This article is evidence that China is putting effort forward on renewables. Meanwhile, Germany is opening coal plants and the US can’t get a handle on anything at all.

I want to love jellyfin, but the Roku app is a buggy mess.

Because social ills effect e everyone. People are not islands.

I see you’ve never had to use Kroger self checkouts. It’s almost like they’re purpose built to slow you down.

FH5 is awful on Linux. Even after I switched to an AMD card it’ll cause system-wide crashes.

Saw what windows 11 was going to be like and figured I should bail and learn Linux before I had to move over. Been just under 2 years on Linux. Don’t regret my decision.

If it has those hybrid graphics setups, pop os is made to support those by default. And their flavor of gnome is pretty good, they even have a fully custom DE coming eventually.

You don’t get the use the homeland excuse by saying “oh well we were here 2,000 years ago”.

“living in peace” is not invading someone’s land, taking their homes, slaughtering them, and putting them in a concentration camp for decades while killing kids when they retaliate.

Kinda weird how our experiences can be different like that. Hardware differences maybe?

I don’t mind the workspaces idea, but I’m just so used to a windows-like philosophy that I just can’t adjust easy.

If I had one monitor, maybe gnome would be better. Workspaces could organize myself better. But I have 3, and almost never use other workspaces in KDE. And my mint XFCE laptop isn’t a big work machine so it doesn’t matter much.

Also I had technical issues on gnome that didn’t happen on KDE.

My first distro was pop, and their version of gnome I do like. But I’m not willing to customize it enough to suit myself. I’m more of a “stock experience with small mods” kinda dude. I do enjoy Unix porn but don’t have desire to do it myself. That’s kinda why I’m not a massive fan of xfce. The default layout is really bad.