The only old software I’ve installed worked fine but I also compiled it myself. Which was quick because of the comparatively small codebases.

Who would sacrifice Christopher Street Day for an SSD? Not even worth debating.

Hai :3

Isn’t Chrome the one known for sharing data?

I’ve been using primarily LibreWolf for almost a year and have not had any trouble using just Firefox based browsers for over three years. (Before then I needed Chromium for M$ teams occasionally)

And with RFP on by default.

Any particular technical reason?

Wut

Having a program that draws pretty things as a wallpaper.

Huh, that is what I’m used to but my app manages it in line as well though normally I would do inline code like this anyways.

I think standard spoiler syntax on fediverse apps is

I chose what I was told was easiest which was Ubuntu and that has GNOME. A year later when I had enough of GNOME (which I still much preferred over Windows) I decided I was up to installing what I actually wanted and only because it came with an installer.

Hmmm I was annoyed that my slow internet slowed down my arch update by 6 minutes.

For explicit scenes and nudity. I honestly could barely tell that the nipples had been censored though.

Hide an encrypted version of the history in a bunch of memes that make up the entirety of the fake history? Sounds like a great idea if they don’t spend too much time looking.

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In bigish companies each department could have their own terminal server then transferring files between departments is still slow but it would be anyways. The only issue I could think of is input lag but nobody I know who is using a thin client has complained about that.

For schools in Germany I believe the storage is usually in the same rack as the server the clients connect to for data protection reasons. There’s no reason you couldn’t do that elsewhere.

Why is that? It seems to have some cool customization tools according to the website, I just never tried it because I don’t like Gnome personally.

I think they are trying to exaggerate how very outdated some Windows UI elements look (primarily dialog boxes?). I doubt they would use a 95 theme on an OS that’s hard to theme and annoying to use.

It’s spelled suckless actually :)