And that is bad, how?
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And that is bad, how?
I wonder what humanity would be like if the Neanderthals became the dominant species.
I would recommend making a new post since hijacking someone else’s is kinda rude imho.
It. Will. Never. Stop.
for the taskbar part: you can just add an additional panel to your second screen, pull a window list on it that configure it so that it only shows windows of that active screen (I’m currently not on KDE so I can’t be of more assistance), kwin afaik has a tiling plugin/mode that you can activate.
So something like tiling, but with taskbars on each screen that only show the application/windows of that given screen?
god damn… I feel old now thanks to this post. This has been a thing since ever, even under MS Dos where TUI applications (like QBasic, Word, Turbo Pascal,…) had a menubar and you opened it with hitting Alt.
Also try: press Alt, then hit F (to unroll the File Menu) and then Q (to quit since the Q in Quit is underlined) to quit the window.
isn’t it awesome that those mis- and de-information campaigns can get away with it scotch free? That foreign powers can influence sovereign elections willy nilly?
its so fricking disgusting and sad.
And it would still be tainted by Google. Yeah no thanks buddy. I rather use Gnome Web/Epiphany than using Chrome.
Their inventions?
Apple forked KHtml into WebKit and developed on it, while not pushing their changes/upgrades back upstream. Then Google came and used WebKit for chrome and eventually began forking it into Blink.
Tell me how Blink or WebKit is Google’s invention?
plus Blink is open source so what’s not to like?
It’s made by Google.
Because choice is an illusion.
way more personality for sure.
Oh, you were asking how to change its user interaction. Well I don’t have any answer to that, maybe a different application launcher is more suited to your scenario?
Application Launcher basically search well known directories for .desktop
files which contains info like Name of the Application, the icon to use, what executable to run and also which category/categories this Application belongs to.
For example my Sea of Thieves for Steam .desktop entry
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sea of Thieves
Comment=Play this game on Steam
Exec=steam steam://rungameid/1172620
Icon=steam_icon_1172620
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Game;
You can read more about that specification here: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/index.html#introduction
and for the Categories, this specification entry could help you: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/category-registry.html
Remember DLL hell in windows 2000? Damn that was rough.
mhm do you have any application/dolphin-plugin that has synchronisation capabilities, or version control, or dolphin detected that the exec
in those desktop files can’t be resolved?
that would be my self hosted nextcloud :)
You can literally use W11 without an account so easily
is it though? You need to jump through several hoops to get a local account. And why is it so complicated when previous version, heck even Windows 10 showed an easy way (albeit a nagging process).
I mean Brodie is a meme sure, but watching a video about it? Nah.