Nah the sleeves between the lines. The lines are just plastic rings meant to isolate sleeves.

Fedora KDE. Rock solid stable and my daily driver.

Time to elect better politicians.

That’s a very weird of saying “we use a lot of non-standard code practices in our software”.

Searching colors by name? Uh no thanks!

What is Color Painter?

In this day and age, all browsers (I think) use the WebExtensions standard. So the same extension can be run on both Chrome and Firefox. If anything, it’s easier to publish an extension on Firefox because it’s free and fast. On Chrome however, you have to pay Google to have a developer account.

The point is that you don’t have to maintain any custom scripts. Everything come per-configured out of the box. You only have to tweak what you don’t like. Is that any different from KDE, Gnome, XCFE or any of the “easy” DEs and their configs?

I think you’ve just described the EndeavourOS i3 installation.

HDR

Yeah sorry. I have replied to the wrong comment. Thanks for the video link BTW.

democratized private ownership and made it serve our community.

Isn’t that what communism is? In an ELI5 level?

democratized private ownership and made it serve our community.

Isn’t that what communism is? In an ELI5 level?

1. Light on system resources
2. Run by a non-profit that values core values of the internet
3. I have written my own add-ons that suit my workflow. Google asks for money to develop and submit an add-on (even if the code is open source and you are not making any money on it).
4. Keyword searches/smart keywords
5. Custom userContent.css and userChrome.css
6. Fantastic screenshot tool