Like, an organic banana vs a original banana. What the fuck am I missing out on here?
Mostly I’ve noticed the organic ones have more flavour. If there’s nutritional differences, I’d mostly expect it to just be more of the same nutrients in the organic version.
I would guess a heavy UI, and a couple heavy apps that they don’t close.
I admittedly use xfce, which is much lighter than most, I wouldn’t want to run Gnome or KDE on this machine.
Or I suppose I think I wouldn’t; I’ve been using lightweight desktop environments for a decade or so. I just assume the like Ubuntu or whatever default is going to be slower and RAM-heavy.
“tl;dr rather help find targets”
Email and GPG is always an option
The 8 gigs in my Thinkpad seem fine with Mint
We’re raking in money, why spend on R&D?
undercover twinks
Lol
Given the circumstances, I’d have vastly restructured the entire government using some Official Acts
Every thing in politics has made me want to vomit for as long as I can remember. I’m an Albertan who votes NDP.
Probably applied morphine, adrenaline, and a clotting bandage off screen. He would of course have all of those on him…because he’s Batman
Edit: Morphine, clotting bandage, adrenaline, in that order though. In case you decide to be Batman.
It’s why Republicans aren’t concerned about tariffs on Canadian oil-- they’ll just ship it in from Russia instead
Welcome to the euphemism treadmill
If you think that’s because he hates trans people, then you misunderstand Trump.
He doesn’t give a shit one way or the other, but his supporters hate trans people, and he loves power.
Gotta get one of the “I bought this before we knew Elon was an asshole” bumper stickers.
Obviously only works on a car that came out before we knew Elon was an asshole
It’s Reagan or Nixon, no contest. Bush pales in comparison
That Google search will likely get you results related to multimedia formats, like ogg, webm, and matroska.
The more useful query would be ‘containerized software packaging’. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_(software) is the link for snaps though, and it should be easy to find other containerized formats from there, Flatpak is probably in the ‘see also’ section
The comment I replied to wasn’t comparing Ubuntu vs. Windows though, it was Ubuntu vs. Mint.
If my options were Ubuntu, Windows, and Mac, I’d go with Ubuntu, no question. But the nice thing about Linux is that there are a billion options, I can use what I like, other people can use what they like, and we can all play nice together and even contribute to the same codebase half the time.
I’ve tried Fedora-- every time I install a new machine, I end up trying several distros before inevitably landing on something with apt. I started on Ubuntu 15ish years ago, and run Debian on anything headless, I just can’t get used to other package managers
A container format for programs, similar to Flatpak and Appimage. Snaps were developed by Canonical, and while they’re technically an open standard, the only place to get them is from Canonical themselves, so it’s sort of a walled-garden thing like phone app stores. Snaps tend to be slower than native packages, and Ubuntu installs the snap version of things by default.
Mint is extremely similar to (and based on) Ubuntu, but with snaps gutted out. There are other differences, but that’s the biggest one
Getting Mint the way I like it takes about 20 minutes, including the install itself.
Of course, I usually spend four or five hours trying other distros first, before eventually deciding on Mint.
Burning essentially anything but hydrogen or methane is generally bad to some degree or another (and even the latter has a carbon monoxide risk), but it ultimately comes down to how much smoke it makes. Smoke is bad to breathe