Definitely a brain fart. Thanks for looking out.

You’re thinking of remote X server, but there was also something called Cygwin that allowed you to run certain Linux apps within a virtualized environment. It was basically just an X window that opened up in windows inside of which you could run Linux apps.

the most recent version of Finder is… a bit weird. I like all of the tools and functions it has, but it’s a huge departure from the previous version of Finder, and I’m not a super-fan of some of the feature implementations. but, if you’re used to using Finder for a lot of work, you won’t feel too out-of-place.

I haven’t used Dolphin in over a decade, so perhaps I’ll check it out.

I don’t know how much of this is going on now, but in the early days, one could run a variety of linux apps in windows with the correct runtimes installed. this may be how WINE came about?

Starbucks always worked for me. plenty public and plenty of cameras

shockingly, every deal went off without a hitch.

I miss craigslist