Endymion_Mallorn

Because it just works. Which is what an OS and DE need to do first and foremost.

Well, I guess I’m not responsible for the mistakes of the devs.

Come to Mint. We’re standing by X11, and Cinnamon looks better than Plasma.

Huh, so Odysee is going to be doing something like Invidious in addition to their own stuff?

As long as it’s driven by open standards and not DoubleClick’s monetization plans, I’m of the mindset that either the users will find it, or else those who care need to build a new and different network that’s actively toxic to advertising.

UX is a secondary concern after decrapifying the engine and the browser and making the browser an actual user agent, rather than a virtual machine. Possibly even tertiary.

Great, how much money was wasted on this thing that’s not an essential part of a 100% standards-compliant browser?

Because that’s what Firefox needs to be. That’s all it should ever have been.

Nothing ever ends.

Linux is the color of fnord,

It’s running Goanna. Any issues should be brought up either on their forum, the UXP forum, or the Pale Moon forum.

I’m happy with Cinnamon. Maybe OpenBox.

Nah. bring out the guillotines and see how it goes.

Somehow, HR processes are always exempt from the ticketing process.

Both, honestly. It’s also because people are realizing that they hate Jira.

Everyone but Elsevier wants that.

Then… we only use the versions that work. And someone can fork from there.

But does the software still work?

At least we’re not calling them Dragon Warrior anymore and lumping SaGa and Mana into Final Fantasy.

Mugen devs, get on this.

Also, it’d be cooler as a beat-'em-up than a fighter.

Evil vs. Evil.

Whoever wins… we lose.

Why are we electing people who don’t understand how to use the Rules of Order?