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i actually kinda like gnome since gnome 40 release.
it still sucks to use on small displays like laptops tho due to all the padding everywhere
also gnome’s touchpad gestures and multi-desktop management is superior to that of kde.

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and they’re using gnome 40+ now, but gnome 40 is actually great, unlike gnome 3

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Microsoft:

adding telemetry to the terminal.
(in a recent poweshell update)

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afaik onlyoffice has better compatability with office documents than office itself

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user-facing stuff you would commonly want to change?
yes, for example desktops like kde are extremely customizable, and that power is just a couple of clicks away.
on the other hand configuring internal stuff is jot intuitive at all.

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yeah i bought the “supercomputer” as a replacement for my asus laptop from 2015 that required regular percussive maintenance for the sound card to work. (controller for the hard drive and sound card were on a separate daughter board, which would regularly partially disconnect on the sound card side. separation on the hdd side was almost guaranteed hdd corruption, which happened once to me)
it had a fried dgpu, so no display output… also the display was borderline unusably bad (one of the most awful tn panels I’ve ever seen)
but it was actually fast enough to run gnome btw.

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Wait is that the same dell i have? (but i have the AMD version, aka the 3525)
btw i got a basically new one (1 month of use) with almost max configuration (16 gb of 3200mhz ram (8+8), 512 gb nvme, 120hz freesync ips, ryzen 5625u) for just 360$ and i think it’s a great deal
build quality is kinda bad and the panel is pretty slow but i still like it. (i can easily get 4-6 hours of rust development and browsing on battery out of it, which is good enough for me)

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Pro tip: fuck you, they’re my balls and I can use then however and whenever i want.

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isn’t the official gitlab instance primarily a paid platform? cc verification makes sense then.

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  1. firefox were using self-hosted mercurial + git with sync
  2. they just dropped mercurial, they’re still not on github
    only misc. libraries and the android frontend are on github, and firefox/mozilla has never used gitlab
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i onky use minor stuff, like a tray and rounded corners on legacy applications.

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you’re using it wrong. ™
activity should be treated as the “default” mode of gnome (also you need to go to it do launch anything anyway)
also desktop icons suck

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google drive.
i pretty much sold my soul to google at this point
anyway they have my address, payment info, all of my photos since 2014, my preferences from YouTube, google maps data and since I’m using google location sharing and find my phone, they have access to my exact location at all times; and half of my payments go through google pay and I’m using android with my google account.

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it’s not a job. it’s an investment.
basically like trading or renting out equipment.

(but yeah treating homes people live in as investment is pretty fucked up, as that leads to poor treatment of tenants)

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i love it but it’s not very stable, crashes pretty often

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google ads can easily be dns blocked, about reddit ads… yeah.
there’s a reason why I’ve been using an unofficial client.

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yeah you need a decently fast hw accelerated terminal for it
for example, the gnome terminal is pretty slow; if you’re using it, try running it in alacrity or kitty and see if that improves performance.

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or just body:style(overflow:auto !important)

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btw as a general rule, you can prevent scrollblock by just doing

##body:style(overflow:auto !important)

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