Oh I could have just told you.
I tried to show somebody at a party but they left before it was clear that it was satire making fun of nazis and I never saw them again (:
Oh I could have just told you.
I tried to show somebody at a party but they left before it was clear that it was satire making fun of nazis and I never saw them again (:
KIDS ON THE BEAT
KIDS ON THE STREET
BEAT KIDS
BEAT KIDS
Haha, yeah that’s definitely Lego Robot.
https://plasticbrickautomaton.com/68.html (they changed their name for some reason)
Also yeah, several more oofs on my way to finding that.
North of middle
Is your profile picture from Lego Robot?
Awww I forgot about the trans fats joke


I have my own little corner. I drew it by hand! A really long time ago.
It’s not a sugary nightmare in every country
Strongly recommend you try Plasma 6.
Even the early release candidates were extremely polished. It’s an entirely different ball game.
Well yeah, how else are you going to stay awake?
Baffling opinion
When is the last time you tried KDE?


Close (don’t stop I’m)


Aha, excellent


Ooooh I really like that concept.


Well one of them is for work communication, two are for dashboards that occasionally need to be poked, one is for swap space, and two are vertical monitors where the actual work happens.


systemd DOES do one thing really well. Too well. It’s a service manager.
People noticed that it works really well as a framework for their stuff and started plugging all the other stuff in your first bullet point into it. And that also worked really well.


I do that all the time on Wayland. I have three virtual displays, each with a TigerVNC client session connected to three other computers whose monitors I can see so I can pass my cursor seamlessly across six displays (across four different computers). Once I click in any of them, all key combos go into that instance, which is exactly what I want.
On this side of the pond it’s called Star Wars Overlord
Oh
Somebody already did this