Theyyyyyyy are moving us towards clouuuuud computiiiiing…!

Here’s another from a different Lemmy post: Transhumanist!

“Terrorist” LOL.

Definitely what all of us think.

“10 LTS”?

@JigglySackles @mrgoosmoos no seriously how can long time #debian #user help #windows users to finally migrate? You still can run it virtualized??? What keeps #windows users at #windows? #gaming?

Oh my goodness, …sorry if I sound negative, but, …that looks very tag-spammy for Lemmy. I was shocked, haha!
Regardless though, Mastodon user, welcome! Welcome to Lemmy, too!

Please dive into details! Awareness of, and the will to take them in, are signs of intelligent life.

Same. GNU one feels old this time around…

Well, this isn’t exactly stackoverflow…!
It is rare for things to be out of context…

Really, upvotes and downvotes are more or less… just… whatever made most people satisfied enough with a comment that they wanted to say they dis-/-liked it.

That’s because of Qt and the KDE frameworks. …Sorry those are a necessity! Though, if you installed other KDE apps now, they’d be like, 80 MiB per app!

19 year-old reporting: YES, this has been true FOREVER.

Hi fellow Mr. Clippit!

“Forge-JOE”, not “Forge-GO”, or “Forg-Joe” or “Forg-Go”…
I have always been confused by that name! Hahahahah!

I do this when playing video games.

If you’re in the US, please come help expand [ https://consumerrights.wiki/ ]!

I did it on the GUI all day yesterday! The only problem Debian has is being unbreakable!

Heck, I switched repos from bookworm to trixie and installed 3 GiB worth of packages - 2.5k packages - and booted into a PERFECTLY WORKING system!

Installed the other 8 GiB afterwards and booted into a perfectly working system. Just before I thought Steam was broken, I rebooted and it came alive too.

And my GTX 1650 worked right away! Do you know how many times the daily 1 GiB update on Ubuntu breaks that?!

Flatpak updates are kinda’ slow, no 4 GiB downloads needed per day, Debian updates arrive at like 200 MiB a month except for apps like VSCode, Signal, or Discord. And - to be honest - that’s the Windows-unlike experience every distro is missing.

Debian really is unbreakable.

I use Fluffychat. Element is more up-to-date with features, but I think I like the simplicity and feel of Fluffy. Both are available via F-droid at least. There probably are other methods. And yes, both have Linux desktop and developer-hosted web-apps.

FYI Matrix is not an app, but a protocol. Like how you can use different clients to connect to Lemm-Lemm, you can use different apps for Matrix, and not every app has all features. Heck, even the sync authentication systems (that allow you to export your messages to different devices) are different!

But then there’s the fact that you have manage your decryption keys on your own!

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I think Signal is better for video calls.

It’s a bit less decentralized, but it’s a lot simpler. A popular thing about Signal is that Edward Snowden talked about a Signal update in a congratulative tone of voice.

Uhm… Signal? Matrix?
I… I have a lot of friends IRL. I’m… I’m very fun at parties… B-believe me, bro!!!

“System” as in a distributed system I guess…?

And the chart even puts C more towards “obsolete”!

LOL, obviously this chart was made for fun!

Peeeeeeople whoooo aaare not naaaaatiiiiiiiive!
Speakeeeeeeeeeeers!