I’m out of the loop. Thanks for filling me in.

Atom?

Moo-ed and Choo-ed.

Ty

Northern European pride!

Being that Linus is from Finland & all.

to do:

Need more of these globally.

Need to figure out better transpo so I can visit Deutschland for next year’s.

Thanks for the work. Looking forward to utilizing it.

What do you recommend? I’m using ublock.

Because it was all picture, I had to search around to upvote (using Boost, voting is hidden until you select the comment. Comment is picture? It takes you to the picture (without voting options)).

Worth it. Otter & cat pic brightened my day.

Only because Google is become a blight on human progression.

There are better ways to make things profitable than wasting people’s time.

Wondering what these top 5 apps were, hit the link

Wtf YouTube commercial.

Go to hell.

You should do better. And I should read links before I try to access them.

Having read other comments, I don’t know or recognize any of the software listed.

You sold me on NOT checking the video out.

Why?

I was wondering the applicability of Libre to the officeland as I haven’t really used either in a number of years.

On the DEs: I’ve been gnome based pretty much always, almost never used gnome itself, directly. Xfce is my workhorse. Recently tried & dig cinnamon. Am ready to convert for a few months, at least.

I’ve tried KDE a few times, always short-lived as I can’t abide lack of keystroke windows management (I’m guessing they have them & I never took the 5 minutes to learn them). Mostly tried years ago. It was heavy and made my trash PCs choke. Felt like chrome does now.

Ubuntu’s native DE I can’t stomach for similar lack of common keystrokes and bad colors (again, a few minutes to change & learn because something else probably put me off enough that I wasn’t interested). Corporate construction has to be pretty awesome to get me to want to use it. No corporations come to mind that fit that.

Just installed a USB boot for Mint (cinnamon) and MX (xfce).

Both are so much nicer than I expected.

Trying to figure out how to put together a sub-distro for friends & family that are considering moving away from windows.

MX ranks higher out of the box (comes with VLC installed).

Wholeheartedly agree!

To really learn computers, let them dig into all the guts (hardware & software). Of course letting them choose & install their top pick OS sounds like a great way to start.

Good luck!