That has literally always been the default KDE experience for me. I find KDE to be a constantly buggy unstable mess. I'm glad it seems to work for everyone else, but it clearly doesn't like me and the feeling is mutual now.
DiabolicalBird
joined 2 years ago
Sounds like retail to me, that industry is a breeding ground for abusive environments.
At my last job the store manager got away with smacking the assistant manager on camera in front of people. Multiple reports sent up the chain. But the assistant manager had already put in two weeks notice a week before this happened, so head office just brushed it under the rug. I had watched the security video of it happening myself so I know it's not for lack of evidence.
The running theory was that that manager gets transfered to stores as the company's wrecking ball when they want to clean house. She would get transfered to a store, then all of the staff would end up quitting or getting fired for bullshit reasons. We weren't the first store it had happened to. I ended up quitting to go work at a warehouse for more money with a fraction of the responsibility.
Alberta separating would rely entirely on the good will of Canada or the US, one of which we'd have just ripped a chunk out of their country and been a huge pain in the ass... and the other has voiced interest in annexing us and has been threatening their supposed allies across the board. Walking headfirst into that doesn't seem smarter than trying to figure things out within from Canada.
It's not necessarily "will" but going independant relies entirely on the good will of the two countries that would border Alberta. One of which we've been antagonizing for years (Canada) and the other has been threatening its "allies" left right and center. Having to renegotiate every trade deal we have after seceding puts Alberta in a fairly precarious position because of this. Fairness isn't really a factor.
See, a problem I'm noticing is everyone seems to assume everyone will make deals in good faith. I don't think the fact that the land isn't owned by Alberta is as much of a "gotcha" as people seem to believe... do you honestly believe that a government that has been using every excuse it can to bypass democracy lately will respect that?
Canada would have to be willing to enforce their ownership of the land. I'm not saying it'd be a good or smart decision on Alberta's part, but I do think they're arrogant enough to try. Particularly if the US sticks its nose in to back Alberta.
The whole thing will be a fucking nightmare if it gets pushed through...
Ah yes, wanting all of the benefits without any commitment or obligation on their part. Sounds like Albertan logic to me!
So, if Alberta reaches the promised land of glorious independence or whatever, how exactly do they plan on trading outside their borders without being taxed to oblivion by one of two much larger bordering nations any time we try to get resources in or out?
If Alberta separates it becomes landlocked by two much more powerful nations who can then tax us into oblivion on any imports or exports, or simply shut the door and screw us entirely. Doesn't matter how much we have if we can't export or import anything without being at the mercy of much larger nations, one of whom we'd have just pissed off and the other has a vested interest in annexing us.
Alberta "independence" would just be becoming a territory of the US in the long run.
Tone is an absolute bitch to convey properly over text, if you don't add indicators it's up to the reader to determine the tone you're using. Miscommunication causes larger problems. Using lol helps indicate a lighter tone so people don't think I'm pissed off or grumpy when I'm not
If you run into the issue again, an enzyme cleaner works quite well in my experience. Nature's Miracle makes a decent one, I've had to use it before
Which card? There's a few distros that handle installing the drivers for you (Nobara and Bazzite spring to mind)
If it's an issue of outdated hardware it can be tricky but doable. I have an old Thinkpad with an Nvidia Quadro K2000 that I got working with MX Linux without too much hassle
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I've tried 5 and 6. It's got a bit better but I still have big gripes with it. My fiance uses KDE on their desktop and I've had to help troubleshoot why the sound didn't work half the time... turns out it was defaulting a submenu of a submenu in the sound settings to one that doesn't output sound. There were 5 options for the one device and only one of them worked (no I don't remember specifically which menu or which one worked off the top of my head, it's been a few months since I changed that default)... I've yet to have this problem on any other desktop environment.
Between shit like that and panel editing crashing the desktop I've wrote off KDE, I've never had a stable experience with it and I'm tired of trying to fix what should work out of the box. GNOME, for all its faults, works out of the box without much hassle.