𝄞 Inkstain (they/them)𓆩 𓆪

Done already lol this-person-does-not-exist.com saved me from showing youtube my face

“Uh… Where are we.”

As someone who loves VR gaming, isn’t that a lot of faith for the unpredictable at best market that is VR games?

Can confirm. Serious Sam Classics are copy and paste-easy to share

Artists have often gotten caught in trouble with the law, many justifiably so for having done generally bad things, still artists though

Guess I’ll kms lol

Omfg, is there anything that we can do?

Not even always true. For me, Wayland is the only thing that runs decently on my Frankenstein monster of a setup, while X11 makes everything run insanely slow. I think everyone should try both at some point

Waiting for my account to be approved on awoo.chat took a good week and a half, but I guess it’s on me for trying to find an instance that caters to me (SFW-preferring furry)

Still waiting for a way to see other people’s posts when now one follows them yet

Personally I’ve noticed I’m taking more naps now which… It’s not really making me feel more productive but whatever

Genuinely kinda wonder why that keeps happening

So far I’ve been having a good time with Sober on Fedora (apart from semi-regular crashing but I’m willing to attribute that to my Gt 1030)

Not super into that since I’ve found all it does (at least in zsh) is print a bunch of blank lines

Oh my freaking god thank you

Please do! I’m curious to hear about the specifics, mainly in how you set up administration (as Windows does have surprisingly good group admin tools)

Actually, for flatpaks specifically, even by the software manager it won’t ask for root privileges and go straight to installing
Check up on it, that’s my experience at least and I’ve got my own laptop running the latest version of Linux Mint. It could be some change in config you’ve done

Question, what’s the default wait time?

Honestly the problem’s even worse with Qt apps. I still haven’t figured out how to get the PrismLauncher flatpak to use my Kvantum theme, and I looked everywhere