Thanks for clarifying, I’m also considering migrating from lemmy.world and I’m considering lemm.ee, would you recommend that for someone located in north africa (Morocco)? Will i get latency problems? My last concern is should I worry about it degenerating (i still dont get exactly how instances work)?

Then come the update/reboot cycles, the drivers then fetching your softwares from their genuine websites and installing them.

Looks like a guide for the living to the afterlife

I think enabling steam compatibility for all titles do exactly that?

I’m paying $25 fo a 20mbps ADSL, but I only get 16down/1up due to the cable degradation.

In my country (Morocco)

• Red/white curbs: No parking, usually found in intersection where parking could block the view from other drivers.

• Straight continuous line by the curb: Not allowed to stop there (say for a quick errand)

• Straight or double continuous straight lines in the middle: Not allowed to do a “U” turn. Generally, Straight lines should not be crossed.

Damn, I jealous. I hope my country start investing in non-xar centric progress soon.

I hope they would find a way to minimize fragmantation, instead of having one well maintained (lest’s say) ABC community we now have an ABC community per instance (abc@lemmy.world, abc@lemmy.ml, abc@kbin,…) with one half active and the rest barely kicking off with mostly copy/paste content from other similar communities.

That is how i use youtube, but now it is poisined with those crappy shorts. They are changing youtube into tiktok

Imo Kde neon serves as a test bench for whoever want to try the latest KDE DE directly from the kde team, it is not maint for daily driver use though I tried it for a while and it was pretty reliable.

Kubuntu is an ubuntu with kde that is maint to be used for daily driver usage.

Sadly, that is the worst platfom to look for anything. It’s mostly just a bunch of freaks seeking validation.

To you as well.

Good news for you, I’m 33 years old and I canxt code yet. I just finisged a book about shell scripting (in Linux) so I can understands the scripts I see in github and made some simple ones to automate some of my needs. Now I want to up it up a bit with python and I’m starting a new book with Havard cx50 course. You are never too old to learn. My regret is that i did not start sooner, like when I was your age.

I hope they consider cheap models especially arm based. not just “gamer” crap

It is amazing how 3 steps can be challenging for some even though these are explained in flathub (for all major distros) 1- install flatpak which should install a pluging for gui Package manager automatically. 2- add flathub repo. 3- Configure your gui package manager to default to flathub 4- enjoy installing rhe latest software from flathub without even needing root password (except for Opensuse TW)

I think that is the route we are heading with flatpaks.

Most destros default to Pipewire, even Debian 12.

Flatpak can get you the latest version, not everything can installed using flatpak though.

Well, why not Debian itself. However if you want something Debian based with ease of use then check Spiral linux

Opensuse tumbleweed is woth checking as well. It has a good KDE implementation and you may like Yast and Zypper.

Stability with a compositor in it’s beta stages not a good combo. You want the latest packages that fix bugs and add features in this case.