I actually have no problem with them running a anti-linux community. It happens, and they like to pretend like we're getting upset about it, but we're not. Nobody cares...

What annoys me is that the Anti-linux part seems to be just being used as a mechanism to hide the community that it's a hate community that bullies people (including trans people), and it's no different to adding "DEI" to a statement to be racist or a bigot.

Meanwhile here in Australia, subsidised Solar, battery, Heat pump water heaters and AC units.

But don't worry, the gas loby is trying to get in on the action and return

Actually, I was going to download this yesterday.

I need a good app to create gpx files for hiking..

Yeah.. I am also aware of Captopo too.. GaiaGPS is one I looked at, and FarOut (based on info from Maddie and Tom: https://theadventuregene.com/australian-alps-walking-track/#navigation ) .

Google Earth Pro was 100% free for a while though, and I was more familiar with it. I used a OSM mapping layer on top

Yeah.. When you mentioned, it makes sense now.

The definition has narrowed from year of Linux, to desktop specifically, because it has mostly taken over every other computing application already

Kind of a silly comparison. A lot of the fires in US are because they imported eucalyptus trees from Australia, which have literally evolved to grow oil on their leaves and want to burn.

That's why Aussie bushfires are so insane every season too.

Here in Australia we don't need unexploded ordinates. Our trees are basically barrels of petrol, and in minor gusts even, firefighters can get overrun by a wall of fire quickly

They tried that on certain people. Didn't work

Also, they've started to report posts outside of their community they don't like.. which shows it's also about control.

They don't like it because unlike their community, they can't ban people and control the posting.

Narcassists also hate it when people disagree

I like gnome, but, switched back to kde because the extensions I needed broke last fedora update.

I love cosmic, but the keyboard focus doesn't always follow into the correct tab, which was also a deal breaker

The only real issue I have with kde, is Google drive integration isn't baked in at the moment. But, I just use the website, and there were plenty of other solutions I could use too

Coal also hides the real costs too, like the cleanup caused by air pollution, health, etc. There are also coal seam fires that have been burning for years

Whilst there are things I did like about Microsoft Office, LibreOffice is EXCELLENT value for money, and, I haven't even needed Microsoft office (at all) for at least 5 years now. In fact, I don't even have it installed. Every contributor should be proud of Libreoffice

You can donate to Libreoffice on: https://www.libreoffice.org/donate/

Funny story on that, I think the down votes are having an impact tbh. The important thing is to keep it out of the controversial, and other feeds, by keeping it heavily negative

I don't think malania would even care at this point. As long as she gets her share soon

These are the people who communities like the LinuxSucks community attacks

All that gold shit in the background genuinely looks tacky. And the eagle reminds me of Nazi shit

Surely coconut simulator makes up 80% of all revenue. It's amazing

Turns out Linux users are the loud vocal majority.. Most TV's run Linux too

For a day, there were people actually chatting there.. And I thought they changed their mind on bans.. I think that Madthumbs must have simply been busy that day though

Every OS has potential optimisations.

There are already many games that run faster on Linux... Even with proton. It's likely why Meta uses Linux on the Quest 3.

The big benefit of Linux is that it can evolve more quickly, wheres, Windows and MacOS have to run in slower cycles

There's a reason servers generally use Linux. Many of the optimisations don't really affect normal people either, like Busy polling in the network stack (which madthumbs used as an example, and didn't understand its only used by low latency datacentres, as it literally trades power usage, and uses 100% CPU for faster responses).

Pretty much 😂

The good news is that an official gog client is on the way too, and steam is already available

The real benefit of this is solely that it's likely that there will be more Linux native games, and even more work towards projects like wine

I won't be installing this. I switched my rog Ally x from Windows to steam os. I have no plans to switch back