What I dislike about the overview is that it takes over the whole screen and also feels a little sluggish. I like the ulauncher loads really quickly and on top of the current UI, blocking virtually nothing from view. Also I like having a few bells and whistles that ulauncher has, like the ability to type a quick math problem and it functions like a basic calculator.

edit: I just realized that I’m mislabeling the thing I dislike. It’s the “show all applications” feature in reality. I use overview a lot just to keep track of what I have open, and I like it, but it serves a different purpose than what I want, which is just a very quick and unobtrusive way to launch an app not on the dock.

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You make it worse every time you speak.

Apparently you think so. You seem unable to do the “math” of seeing how worthless it was to tell everyone you have far more money than sense.

No, it’s not. It might seem impossible for society to improve, but that is the solution, and talking about it without telling people to just avoid certain avenues is the only way to that end.

Yeah, “just stop using social media” is an insanely stupid take that misses the point so hard it makes you wonder how someone distorted their perception so hard that they can even react that way.

The innocent messenger just telling people how insanely expensive toys are not only affordable, but a good investment.

I don’t think anyone else remotely gives a shit how you explain the cost breakdown. The comments you made here come off extremely out of touch. That’s why you’re getting loads of downvotes on every single one.

It doesn’t matter if it literally makes you money to own, when it costs that much and you cannot see it, it’s probably because you and your friends are rich and shallow. Now, how’s that for actually getting emotional?

You just admitted the fucking thing cost $160K. There is zero chance you’d ever convince me that’s not expensive. $30K is what most people would call expensive. Jesus Christ how’s it possible to be so out of touch?

True, and that’s a bad practice to take part in! If it’s something that actively runs and consumes resources, one should keep around only if needed.

Bloat isn’t “software I chose and spent time installing and configuring”

That post title reads like nerdy mad libs

Are you suggesting it isn’t…???

Yes, it is https://www.howtogeek.com/cosmic-desktop-for-linux-exits-beta-with-pop-os-24-04/

I agree with you it’s early, and not mature. Got a lot of growing to do. I recently tried it out and I think it is pretty nice for an early version but I really need a lot more customization to consider switching to it.

The second to last time last time I tried it, when I had all the trouble with crashing, it was in a vm. I think it was on fedora. It was a pretty current version at the time. Maybe 6 months ago. Then a few days ago I installed it as an alternate DE on the current version of pop os. I had some bizarre scaling issues. Didn’t check the version that time. Got frustrated and immediately uninstalled it.

Because Republicans like to openly admit their immigration issues were never about crime

Cosmic left beta months ago.

I wouldn’t say that arch is nearly like that. Maybe you have to put on the doors and hood yourself or something maybe…

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