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Solus. It was this or opensuse tumbleweed but I got cold feet with tumbleweed. I wanted away from a release schedule because I got frustrated with Ubuntu. So now I get weekly updates, and I'm happy with that. I'm currently on Plasma 6.3.3 and life is good.

Frutiger Aero ❤️! But like the article said, there's also a lot of reasons not to use it.

I'm using a semi-rolling distro with KDE right now. I think that's the way.

Keep this up and we might even get to see America starting a state-run car company. This'll be great to watch. 🍿

Hey guys I got a wifi69 card, does anyone know how to make it work? NVM I fixed it.

(User disappears after the post and never elaborates, meanwhile replying to the thread is also a necro post and it gets locked anyway)

Or my other favourite:

How to make Gameguy xbox controller work: [posted 5 years ago] [Deleted by user]

Thank you for the update, thanks xManager for having kept the tunes running.

Interestingly, ExplorerPatcher recommends not using it on work machines. Dev knows their target audience, LOL. Probably more of a CYA type thing, you know, in case M$ break something and leaves it inoperable, but for a work machine I'd want to run it as stock as possible.

But it's probably the only software that fits your need of being FOSS... Did you get better?

31M, I don't regret getting mine out at all. My case was impacted molar. 2 months after removal and I feel so much better.

Will they be piloting this one with a controller as well?

Indeed, I remember playing with lockscreen widgets! I miss Icecream Sandwich and Jelly Bean.

Even though it's typically associated with KDE and Linux, it's also available on Windows. Good for people who haven't made up their mind yet. It's a great text editor with a feature-set similar to other advanced notepads.

I'll be real though, if I hadn't jumped ship 3 years ago, I'd be cutting my losses with Windows here.

I remember in XP, Vista and 7 using the UXtheme dll mod to get third party themes. First the loss of the sidebar then the drop-off of themers. I skipped 8 and by 10 I'd had enough. Didn't really come back to theming until I made the jump to full-time Linux in 2022. Theming support being there by default in KDE is amazing. I miss the 2007-2018 themes but Oxygen keeps me happy for now.

Who needs a monitor when it's all AI powered anyway? Just ask your AI, it'll handle everything for you!

Embrace minimalism!