Tangent here, but I love how the article refers to Twitter as "Twitter (currently known as X)" instead of the other way around

At first I thought this was sarcasm (well, it probably still is), but... these might actually be fun.

including the world "Reddit" at the end

I found that adding "join Lemmy" works for Lemmy.

Also https://fedi-search.com has a few more ideas

I get that Edge may not be the preferred browser of many, but calling this a "3D banner" seems a bit sensational at best. It's just clipart of an arrow.

The Google Drive integration is amazing! It's such a part of my everyday use case. The gnome team did a great job.

Take my upvote and get outta here

Hmm, I feel like there's some nuances around Hyprland (and it's kind of window managers) that makes having a place for discussion valuable.

• Plugin development discussions
• Configuration recipes and troubleshooting (Configs for tiling wm's often are like 500-line software projects)
• ...and sometimes its just fun to chat with like-minded people who share a similar philosophy on the tools they use on their computers

I'm not a hyprland user, but I find it valuable to lurk around SwayWM communities on Discord and Reddit.

So... Like a Pokeball for humans? 🤔

A news report I read said it was a heart attack 😔

Salvatore Ganacci - Horse

People punch animals. Animals helpless. Man save animals by breaking into houses with his shoe car.

Salvatore Ganacci - Boycycle

Half boy, half motorbike. Travels the world to meet the half girl, half jetski.

Really anything from this guy

This reply isn't going to be helpful to OP, but thought I might add context for others passing by.

I'm using Arch Linux with LUKS encryption and gdm. As long as my user's password is the same as the LUKS password, I only ever type my password in once.

Just saying that a MacOS-like convenience is definitely possible on Linux.

Mostly okay. My only annoyance is setting up electron apps to use Wayland.

I've been using swayfx, a fork of Sway with a little more eye candy.

Oof - forgot to mention that I do have autologin configured on gdm 😀

I was just thinking this, but with the word "one". And also "two"

What an interesting story!

For future readers, keep in mind that that is a work of fiction

What software is driving that custom on screen keyboard? I think it's brilliant!

Every now and then I'd look at the "Explore" tab and follow random accounts.

Doesn't matter if they only have a few toots that resonate with me... Following costs nothing and I can always unfollow later.

Follow in explore (or boosted toots), unfollow what gets noisy, repeat

Gnome is not so bad. It has a decent on screen keyboard that's very useable. I occasionally use it on my Dell 2-in-1 laptop.

With how most monitors being wide-screen (or even ultra-wide), horizontal might make more sense