Bruh, more like I was already using Ubuntu, and then they uninstalled my firefox and replaced it with a snap.

I think I've seen this effect. Felt a bit smug when I saw a post of r/linux talking about how the quality of the posts was so poor after the "reddit migration".

I've noticed it too that the quality of posts in certain subreddits I cared about just felt a lot more 'empty'. Which is both good and bad. Good cause Reddit got what they deserved and people stuck to their morals by dispersing to more federated communities across the web; but I also feel a tad sad that the subreddit championing a vision I want to see that took a long time to get there is now gonna leave a way pooer impression on anyone looking to join.

But eh, I'm not sure many if any people's mind on trying out Linux were decided due to a reddit post before. ( Feel free to tell me otherwise if I am wrong on feeling. )

I can kinda see the point, but also without providing actual reasons, this post just seems like a LARP.

I kind of get what you mean.

But I do find it kind of funny to compare the "walled garden" phone to the os that gives you the most freedoms. lol

lol, why'd they buy them then?

I have a hunch this picture is ai and not real people in costumes, I just can't find any tells yet.

Funny picture though!

Brick

This feels like /r/ComedyNecrophillia material.

Doesn't this game not have an offline mode?

nano

Classic Microsoft.

Yes, that escape on spectacle is literally my workflow; I take a lot of screenshots and that change was the only thing I did not like about this newest Ubuntu update.

"* I'm the god of hyper death!* "

( Which I feel should be do-able in 2023. )

felt it

I wish them good luck. Only thing that would be important to me is if it can emulate up to gamecube, play some indie/fan games, & good battery life.

Yesterday, I got this ad on Youtube.

I want to use Matrix, and I evem use bridges on my server. I think just the UI is better on Discord with how they handle servers/spaces.

Oh, and if Matrix adds the ability to stream audio on Linux, that would be a BIG win in it's favour for our group.

I'm kind of glad that the subreddits/communities that I follow hear are slow; At least the news ones.

Really the only pages I would like to see super "lively" would be the funny memes ones.

Which ones do you wish were more active?

Hopefully he learns.