Apparently it's not so obvious, way too many people were against me when i originally had that debate

I'd love to say i'm any more optimistic but i'd be lying. Escaping AI completely nowadays is impossible, from public spaces to your software, and i'm trying to do my best but it's very hard

I wish lol

beansprout and rhine are window managers for river, since 0.4 river requires a separate WM to function

This is exactly what i remembered of, thanks for linking it

What's wrong with the app being indian?

Yeah i guess i should really invest in a NAS. Not sure where to start tho

Yeah the battery is barely hanging on, i believe it's around 50-60%, i was about to replace it but i didn't know it could cause this. Removing the battery and turning it on on AC works fine. Are the kingsener fine?

Thanks for suggesting this, and yeah attaching it to the AC makes it turn on fine, probably a problem with the button

If you think a keyboard focused workflow is for you then go try it! I found it a very gentle and accessible way to use WMs

I have been using Noctalia since their very early days and eventually tried DMS. I found Noctalia to be much smoother and more straightforward, and v5 is also lighter on resources. Worth checking out

Couldn't have asked for a better answer

That unfortunately didn't work

Wait i know your name

Unfortunately it was real life :(

I don't use the cloud for files in general, only issue for me is my pictures

How do i compartmentalize tho? only thing that comes to mind is to have containers, maybe flatpak or distrobox could help?

I don't, the only one i had is now running Alpine Linux lol

incomprehensible wiki = good

i never said that, maybe i worded it poorly. What I'm saying is that simplifying a wiki article is detrimental to learning because it paints a wrong image. If i get a slop answer to a question about a wiki article I'm effectively avoiding the learning process that'd lead to me being more capable to maintain my system more effectively, not to mention that it teaches me to seek answers instead of taking the quick, risky and immoral shortcut. Sure, i guess AI can make it easier to understand, but these hobbyist pieces of software are meant to be used carefully by people who are willing to spend time to use them. If you don't want to read the wiki, It's okay, use something else, but using AI will eventually lead to issues.

As for the rest of what you said (my bad if i misunderstood), i think that if the only useful use of AI in education comes AFTER learning the basics, it is essentially just useless, since if you manage to know the basics you are clearly able to go further

Yeah... i need to invest in that