I bet that if you stepped away from the computer while removing said thongs they wouldn’t seem so complicated.

If the Constitution actually matters then he can’t be president.

KDE is available for Ubuntu. There’s even an edition that ships with KDE (Kubuntu).

I don’t know if you can call anything to do with fictional beings “standard”. All of it is subject to interpretation and the whims of the storyteller.

That said, while it tends to be absent from modern lore, it’s a very old rule as the other commenter said.

You really need a comma in there.

Neither of those are package managers. That’d be Pacman and Portage.

You know somebody’s putting barebones LFS on one of those drives.

I’m ok with ignoring this rule. Most of us do anyway. While we’re at it, can we also put “never split the infinitive” on the chopping block?

When I worked with fiber optic cables it was the fiber stretcher.

Wake me up when it ends.

I actually had to look it up as I couldn’t remember why I made the first switch. PolyMC was forked from MultiMC after they dropped third-party modpack support. Then there was some drama with one of the devs of PolyMC, spawning Prism Launcher

The distro IS the OS, so no.

The bit about him fleeing after being spotted seems to me like a detail that shouldn’t be omitted.

It uses the system dialogue, but it starts from the same directory each time. If I’m saving files it’s usually multiple files in succession, so I want the dialogue to start off pointed at the last directory I saved to. The Arch build does that.

I usually can’t find what I’m looking for, so a larger catalogue would go a long way. I also had problems with some software versions. The one that comes to mind is that Firefox had behavior with the save dialogue that I don’t like. It’s a minor issue, but one that I don’t have with the build in the Arch repo. I have a vague memory of something just not working, but I couldn’t tell you what at this point.

I wasn’t aware of it. It’s certainly an option, but Gentoo isn’t for me.

Oh shit, my gun just went off

Because you pulled the trigger. They don’t just fire on their own.

It’s Arch-based, but if
distro = base
then
Mint = Ubuntu
Ubuntu = Debian

Mint = Debian

Steam Deck is weird. I mean, I love it, but coming from vanilla Arch it can be frustrating at times. Discover is terrible. Luckily, Distrobox is a thing.

I agree, but that’s not the same as “stop”.