@uncouple9831
That person debugging that stuff, that’s who cares.

@fartsparkles
Being a very occasional Affinity (and former Adobe) user, I wholeheartedly agree with the last paragraph. GIMP’s UI is simply repulsive. Well, most surfaces of *nix GUI software are (ahem) idiosyncratic, but this is in a category of its own.

@simplejack

@RagingRobot
Well …

@muhyb
I have a MacBook Pro 13" late-2013 running Cinnamon (Mint based I think) and I had to install some arcane binary driver package to enable WLAN. Can’t remember now which chipset and which driver but I’ll recherche and get back to you. Please ping me if there’s no answer this week.

Mint Cinnamon still isn’t the OS of choice as it confuses sleep levels on this machine.

@muhyb
Nope. Maybe a problem caused by silently dying hardware? Those tiny Bluetooth/WLAN combi cards do that sometimes …
For replacements, take a look at eBay, for example. IFixit has decend instructions (it’s simple).

@TeutonenThrasher
Ja? Gibts dazu noch Text?

@muhyb
Same chip/card/module:
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03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Inc. and subsidiaries BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 03)
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… and it’s a Debian bookworm/Cinnamon.

@muhyb
As I wrote: I had to install some arcane closed source driver … I’ll look if I find still substantial information on that.

@uncouple9831
That would be any person trying to audit that barely functioning pile of poorly structured code someone left behind after finishing their contract or being fired, for example.

@kiri
$()
Better reachable on german keyboard. Also muscle memory … YmmMV. ;-)

@rarsamx @Atherel
Nice typo. The term “distro hoping” perfectly describes my state of mind when I try out another Linux distribution to see if this desktop Linux is finally a thing.

@Eldritch
I don‘t think the order of the bits and bytes in some file format depends on the byte order inside cpu registers.