GNOME and KDE are different desktop environments. Basically they are the software that provides you a graphical user interface. Gnome is more simple, but KDE is more customizable and windows-like. There are more options to choose from than these 2
GNOME and KDE are different desktop environments. Basically they are the software that provides you a graphical user interface. Gnome is more simple, but KDE is more customizable and windows-like. There are more options to choose from than these 2
Zum Glück kümmert sich endlich jemand um den Links-Rutsch /s
My Dad once gifted me a bazinga shirt. I don’t watch the big bang theory.
Hmm looks like the next controller I buy is a ps5 one lol
why do I get out of bed in the morning, and why should anyone care
What if I dont know the answer to that question myself?
I’m assuming I’ll be smart enough to not get hit by a cat. Fair point about natural predators tho.
I think I’d like to be an outside cat for some rich family lol
I dont think you can follow users on lemmy
Another comment explained it pretty nicely:
But you can’t have [a platform with absolute free speech] while allowing for hate speech either because hate speech silences the voices of its target.
It’s basically the tolerance paradox but with free speech.
I dont think the majority of lemmy users are from the US though
I prefer ballistol, but to each their own
Seriously one of the best coop shooters out there. So much character, and by now there are quite a few different mission types making replayability much better than when it first came out. The constant updates are also nothing to scoff at, especially considering the games price.
That’s a name I havent heard in a while…
Finally I can go back to having people at 200% 😍
They are eating the cats, they are eating the dogs… Sigh…
Looking at the fact that I’m barely able to afford weed currently, yeah, I do.
I want that jar as well
Krunner, wobbly windows and KDE connect are features of KDE Plasma, not Debian. You can install KDE plasma on arch and use all of the things you listed. Arch also has good app support through the AUR. Plus the wiki is called the Linux bible for a reason