KDE’s qt6 transition sure was something

i suppose that would make it (K|C)DE

experience helps. after some time, you will suckless :)

Depending on the company you work at you can actually still encounter testing equipment built during WW2 because “it still works”

tbf i am the other extreme: i work in a material science lab so we work almost exclusively with specialized/custom software

Office 365 […] i know we can use the web version

tbf, this isn’t the only software related problem. a lot of companies also use specially developed software that doesn’t have a linux version because everyone in the company is using windows anyways and adding a different release target would likely add costs and consume more development time for those internal tools

well, you can always donate to open source projects…

no! who would do such things to you? point me at 'em and i’ll beat them up for you!

just that i absolutely, 100% believe you. i mean… why wouldn’t i?

sure you do :3

was aware of it but it sadly doesn’t run on linux (at least not after me doing trial and error for 4 hours) and i felt the comparison to the unmodded one on windows fairer under these circumstances - thanks for trying to help though :)

the problem here is technically not you knowing people but that the people you know can also know people that you don’t know, expanding the graph beyond the first layer that you personally observe.

tl;dr: don’t allow recursive invites

the one i am the most sad about is magicka 1 - great game but getting it to run on linux is (as far as i’ve found so far) pretty much impossible.

Won’t claim that it runs all that great on windows either though - getting through a chapter without crashing is rarer than i’d like it to be…

help! i wanna leave!
:wq
why isn’t it working???

the sad part is: my first reaction to this was “huh, guess we’re really gone that far…”

ah yes, time to build scooter lanes in pedestrian districts that pedestrians aren’t allowed on and make it a crime to cross them when there’s traffic. great idea.