Previously you needed to install the Multi Account Container plugin to use them. Now, they're native, if I understand... I still have the MAC plugin.

Not a whole lot on its face. But eventually, everything graphical and modern will be Wayland-first and it’ll be the expected native experience under the hood. There’s also the slight security bump of app isolation, less screen tearing without hacks, and better multi monitor support.

Doubtful. And for the same reason this ‘basically-a-one-liner’ is neat

Not everybody knows or cares what a one liner is. Noe everyone is a competent user. Some people just want to drag and drop. Some people come from the Mac world and want things to work that way. Some people don’t and still want it 🤷

Linux is pretty big these days.

100% lickable. Don’t let your dreams be dreams.

AM4 here too. If prices aren’t in the sane realm by AM6, idk what I’ll do. Rock AM4 for another generation?

I would hope it’s just the die hards left using it. That abusing subscription model is pretty hard to stomach

Maybe they’ll take out some of the advertising too…

Those ISOs must go back YEARS! Same with the files! What sorting software helps keep track of all that?

Notepad++ surely has some type of global search feature to help find the thought you saved for later, right? I'm utterly impressed with how much stuff you seem to have around, yet can still find and make sense of it. I would have long since buried myself under it all and given up.

You have 64GB RAM and that's still not enough for your browser. Wow.

I've come away from this with only more questions. What does your Downloads folder/Filesystem look like? Do you have notebooks or any real world allocation of information? What's that like? What kinds of things do you keep in a junk drawer?

Absolutely fascinating.

The trick is to never get comfortable with Vim or Emacs.

*taps forehead*

Nothing. Apply Hanlon to the very original response to Vultr. It all works out.

It’s Hanlon all the way down.

This is why I still run out and grab the deb. Might not be the fanciest, or the "Linux way" but I just want my stuff to work.