I see many people with perfectly placed/sized windows. Do they use a program for that? And if so, how do they handle using a program when its window is so small?
IT’S TURNING THE FROGS GAY
I’m not sure what exactly you’re calling unfounded but I did rephrase my statement to be more accurate. For further info I really suggest this video from The Linux Experiment. https://tilvids.com/w/7sKzyoAFK28UmhhZJ2B4hA
System packages are always light but share the same dependencies with everything else which saves space. However, they don’t have any sandboxing, which makes them less secure than Flatpaks. It’s best to use those for simple programs.
Flatpaks are amazing because each Flatpak is sandboxed with its own dependencies, and if you already have the dependency on your device, it doesn’t download it again but clones it from your device to reduce bandwidth load. Flatpaks are a great fallback when system packages aren’t available because they’re compatible with all Linux distributions and I advise you use them primarily for any program that connects to the Internet as they’re more secure.
Snaps are worse Flatpaks lmao
I couldn’t agree more 😆
You’d be surprised though, it fluctuates around 15% usage and the background freezes when anything window is on the desktop (this video is an exception)
It’s OBS Studio that’s raising the CPU to 30%, and as of now it keeps crashing and refuses to open. What a program 😭
Persona 3 Reload actually
Thank you! ☺️
Woah I’ve never seen a 1fils coin 😮
You sure that’s a suitable account name?
I think it will just stop 😭
Tried it, actually requires thinking lmao
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Will do. Thank you!