I’m not saying it’s the answer to all of this, but read up on the philosophical differences between the Free Software and Open Source movements.

Rindy Rōnin

Oh, wow.

The replies they got reflect very well on the Ubuntu MATE community. Their followup post, further down thread, was even more, uh…

Hey, that’s the combination on my luggage!

But seriously, thanks for sharing. Looks like there’s some good stuff in there to learn from.

QUIT HAVING FUN ^{playing Start Menu.}

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Or, idk, you could just read the bio on their profile?

What OS is complete without one?

I’ve personally become a fan of -rtAh, to see the most recently modified files last (i.e. above my prompt).

“You were warned. The a stands for a-splode.”

Welcome to a future of forever arguing which features are gimmicks.

This one, for example, is not.

Ouch.

Yeah, this. In fact, going with hardware that’s too-too new can lead to a different problem on Linux.

OP, if you’re buying hardware, it’s worth web searching to make sure people have tried it on Linux and are having good experiences with it. Since most manufacturers only care if their stuff works on Windows, it can take a little while for Linux devs to write drivers and get them shipped in Linux distros.

https://github.com/phyver/GameShell

“It’s just a kernel thin.”

Let me see if I can slip these into your brain: w/b and j/k.

Plus they like pickles, apparently.

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Sweet.

The article literally addesses this, citing sources.

“My $5 wrench says you better start installing Windows.”