KDE.

Mostly like Windows 7, but I recently moved the dock to the top.

I’ve heard about that, but I haven’t tried it myself.

Thanks for mentioning it.

Wrong on both fronts!

I’ve been using Manjaro exclusively for at least 4 years and I have several AUR packages installed!

Admittedly, the installation for Arch Linux is not that difficult.

It’s the General Recommendations that become bullshit.

Not sure about forks, but I agree with what you said before.

Manjaro is great.

How so? I’ve admitted in my post that I wasted money by paying for a VPN for years.

“If a service is free, you are not the customer, you are the product”

There it is, he regurgitated it!

No, the real issue is that people don’t want to admit when they’ve been taken for a ride. I see it all the time and don’t expect more from consumers at this point.

Anything to avoid admitting you spent money on something you could’ve gotten for free.

“It’s easier to fool a man than to convince him he’d been fooled.” - Mark Twain

Thanks for the reasonable and informative response.

The powers that be want to make sure that us workers never see value in those people.

On their website it’s said they’re funded by donations.

You would be wise to, you know, at least check out their website before making up your own nonsense.

This is FUD that’s peddled to consumers so you don’t feel bad about spending money on something you could be getting for free. Have you no concept of all the paid services that also harvest your data? It’s a non-determining factor at this point.

Try to see things from a practical perspective, instead of parroting “sayings” as though they are absolute fact.

You could save some money for it!

I would, but it’s better to make discussions of censorship public.

I don’t trust anyone who abuses their power, so I’m not going to try and reason with them personally.

At this point, it’s becoming clearer that there is a concerted effort to stifle any discussion of free VPNs on the internet.

I encourage anyone with a brain to try for themselves instead of letting others make decisions for them. Theory is no substitute for experience, and you could be wasting a lot of money just to fit in with suckers on the internet.

Not a big fan of the clipboard setup in KDE. It records what you copy after you’ve copied something else. This can be turned off by reducing the history count to 1, but then you lose your clipboard data if the application you copied it from closes.

Great explanation.

If I were the OBS devs, I’d make a clear indication on their website when reporting bugs that the fedora version of OBS is unsupported for, well, the reasons they don’t support it.

It seems way more effective than threatening legal repercussions.

thankfully arch isn’t getting into this nonsense

🙌

It’s important to acknowledge that nothing is completely secure.

I didn’t know this was an issue for OBS because I’m not experiencing any problems nor am I seeing anyone else.

Fedora’s opinion seems to be that upgrading is always the right choice, which we disagree with.

Ugh, I’m glad people are willing to fight back against these kinds of assertions.

Regardless of who is right, facilitating and encouraging this kind of discourse is how we end up with better software for everyone.

Nothing.

Yeah, saving money totally makes me a useful idiot.

Defending spending money on something you could be getting for free doesn’t make you one.