I use LibreWolf on desktop and IronFox on mobile (android, grapheneOS), and I’ve got 0 complaints.

Let the people play out their fantasies of justice, equity, and revolution in a totally contained, purely virtual way.

“Greetings fellow Nazis!” Yeah fuck these guys

I’ve done both and I guess I shouldn’t call those both boycotts but people get it, like “I boycott uber because they’re awful” and “I’m using the BDS list to boycott businesses that tacitly support Palestinian genocide.”

Not the same thing but similar behavior. But then I would still try to avoid businesses that tacitly support genocide even if it was just me, so it feels the same.

I’ve got some pretty troubled people in my family, so I’m actually used to it. They’re part of the kaleidescope too ú_ù

Idgi, anecdote for what? Of what? You don’t want to be a part of the kaleidescope? Yeah? You’re a big grump?? You want a hug? 🥹 I’ll hug you, get over here grumpypants 🫱🏻🫱🏻

If i thought my boycott would have any effect …

Respectfully, that’s where you’re going about it wrong imho. You boycott because you personally don’t want to support something.

It has about as much impact as voting in a representative democracy.

If you want to actually affect anything anything bigger than yourself you’ve got to actually become a nuisance. Direct action, campaigns, etc…

Buy anyway! (Haha sorry) The other commenter wasn’t even talking boycotting, just thinking about if you really want to buy something. It’s not a bad idea to think carefully before buying anything.

Do what feels right for you, though. It’s just a game. Just as OS. One is a toy, the other’s a tool.

Lol I can’t even disagree.

I stopped bothering reading specs because my gaming pc (bazzite—yeah I know, I’m extremely lazy) just runs whatever I throw at it. I feel like you’d have to very aggressively develop a game exclusively for windows too manage to get it to not run on Linux these days.

Why you’d dev a game for office computers I’ll never know but we’re all different people making up a beautiful kaleidescope of humanity I guess.

:(

It’s all javascript baby

For half a year I’ve been using it as a daily driver at home and at work for productivity and game on tiling and floating WMs, and so far the only thing that doesn’t work is the screen sharing on my offbrand Teams package I gotta trot out once in a while.

But then I just switch from Sway to Gnome on Wayland, so I can’t even blame Wayland then.

You just need to be aware when packages are expecting X and find alternatives.

Found an Ubuntu CD on the ground and took it home. It resurrected a dead laptop and since then I’ve only known the kiss of Linus

Correct. I like keeping my money so I would instantly switch to a free fork.

With respect, I think you’re misunderstand what FOSS is. You’re applying business logic to a free, open source project, with strong community support. Here is the Jellyfin source code. It includes everything you need to freely build the software including all of it’s history and context. Here are improvements that are currently being reviewed, most of them are not from members of the org, but just users of the software who want to make it better.

Anyone can make a copy, or a new base project as a “fork” and if that new fork is still free where do you think all the donations are going to go?

(RSEQ) … you should notice smoother multitasking, and a more responsive desktop when your system is under load.

That’s neat. I wonder if it is actually noticeable during average use. It would also be amusing if this caused some novel bugs hehe.

Also I would still rather no illustrations than what are obviously slopped up oversmooth tux pix. Or even just crude line drawings would look more appealing…

Ahh bummer. It works so well as a home media server… kind of calls out for sharing.

Same. I go between keyboard, trackball, trackpad, touch screen, and mouse. Whichever is lowest resistance.

I love the customization, but would find it difficult to really dig into work with it

But I’m happy if it works for you

I’ve stopped caring about being fast. In fact I’m certain my current setup is slower, more comfortable, and funner than any I’ve enjoyed before.

If you feel good and you’re enjoying your setup then that’s what matters.

I use a tiling window manager and copious number of workspaces. It helps with the feeling of claustrophobia if anything can be easily full-screened and swapped around easily.

A 64" monitor with floating windows now feels clunky to me compared to a 15" screen with tiling set up like I like it