Just came back to Debian on my gaming rig after a 4 year hiatus, I’ve missed it.
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Yeah that seems about right. Bunch of things that I wish were better but I am not going back. When I absolutely must there's a VM for that.
Could a similar meme be made between distributions?
Me when coming back to a system without NetworkManager
systemd-networkd
Anyone after trying Ubuntu. Anyone after trying a tiling manager.
For me, it's after trying a non tiling WM. I'm too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.
For me, it's after trying a non tiling WM. I'm too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.
after trying a tiling manager
I like the idea of tiling window managers – I just find it so much less hassle to use tiling keybinds on a stacking window manager …
I can do the exact same thing in gnome without having to config for days lol. Super key right super up. I agree with you!
It would be the "Corporate needs you to find the difference" meme
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I switch back to it to play half life alyx which I borrowed, otherwise usually it's sitting in a virtual machine (its corner)
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