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Wait until you learn what "GNU" stands for.

I know. I'm pointing to the thing that this article states - that GTK will drop X11. Won't make things easy for them if they want to keep X11 compatibility.

I wonder what is going to be the stance of Xfce and co about this.

Couldn't understand if the rims are made of steel or aluminium. I put Araya rims on my father's bike when I started to use it and though they are sturdy and shiny they weren't that great at braking and being trued. I wonder why they didn't put the same disc brake system from the front wheel of the S1 in the front wheel of the S2. I liked the simplicity of rim brakes but mud and rain really wears quickly an aluminium rim - in my case disc brakes turned out to be more cost effective in the long haul - purging, disc pads and maybe even rotors vs rim pads, rims and truing wheels

Oh no, don't thank me - thank Lawnchair devs! Their launcher is actually great (well at least for me it is, hope that it is for you too).

I'm seeing a "Gestures" section in Lawnchair which has the following:

• Double tap
• Swipe up
• Swipe down
• Home button
• Back button

Each one of them has the following options:

• Do nothing
• Rest mode
• Open notifications panel
• Open app drawer
• Open app finder
• Open search
• Open app (this one seems to be the one you are asking for)

Not sure if this are the exact names they show up in english, though

Turns off the system

I like Fossify's, but I won't recommend it - it has no predictive text and no symbols on its main keyboard, the first which is a huge deal for almost everyone. Not sure if they're working on those or if it will never get those features, because if it had those two it would be the perfect keyboard because it's so great in every other sense.

sudo init 0 because yolo

Not sure if my memory is failing already but I no longer see those "Update portage before anything else" messages.

When something tries to overwrite stuff in /etc and you have to etc-update your shit... that's when things get real

I agree. Got fake (chinese?) poc devour glasses which cost 1/10 the price of the original thing. Though allegedly the vision quality is not on par with the originals (...that's to be expected) they're big enough to cover half your face from the elements and yet somehow almost never fog - not an easy feat in my case because I always wear a bandana covering mouth and nose.

Oh and they came with 4 lenses and a plastic thing where you can mount your prescription glasses, which allegedly the originals do not have.

As a long time KDE user I have to agree with you.

I hated the turn things took from Gnome3 onwards but I really like the "workspaces per demand" feature of it. It makes much more sense than having a static number of virtual desktops.

Though I concede KDE did not do much about virtual desktops but concentrated on activities instead - but it seems like with Plasma 6 they are backpedalling on that as it would require integration from everyone, most of all non KDE apps to make it make sense.

Do not even get me started on not being able to set a different wallpaper for each virtual desktop.

I recall there was a kwin script somewhere to emulate the dynamic virtual desktops thing, but that would be much better if it was an upstream feature.