Mine was that I hate corporations. That's it. That's literally all that I needed to figure out Linux.
Geodad
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That's the reason I log into Facebook like once every week or two.
I like to make sure someone didn't die, and I miss the funeral.
I prefer chaos. I have it place windows in a randomly generated location, and set at a random window size (if the app allows it). 😈
This is an example of why we need to use open source UEFI/BIOS instead of one of these closed systems that are forced upon us.
I had similar problems because my time was out of sync. I turn off all tracking, so it disabled automatic time syncing.
Flatpak is actually a really good solution. Snap is garbage though.
I do a combination of Flatpak for niche 3rd party applications and apt on Debian for standard stuff that everyone wants/needs.
I follow KDE and Gnome.
#1 was true more in the late 90s to early 00s. The operating system has matured quite a bit since then.
I love Debian, but I hear a lot of people suggesting Linux Mint for new users. If you're afraid of committing to a change, grab a cheap used system to try it out. Just know that if you have better hardware, itbwill really shine.
Yeah, I worry about that with all the LLM slop.
He's a schnoodle. Schnauser/poodle mix.
It's really nice to not have to clean up dog hair. 😂
Yeah, that's my line of thought.
DeLoreans are actually drivable though.