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I stick to the default settings and repos, and only change very few things, such as keyboard layout and wallpaper.

If this can compress PDF I’d use it. I don’t want to pay for subscription to Adobe just to reduce the file size.

I think macOS still supports : for directory delimiting, a legacy of Classic Mac OS, though it has been deprecated for a while.

Windows NT supports both / and \.

My employer accidentally gave me two laptops. So technically I’m signed in to the network daily even on weekends. In reality I go weeks at times without going to the office. My productivity has not suffered at all.

So he isn’t even a techy, the whole thing has been an act

Assassinated in his bed by the US government.

Rest in power

I like that it shows that the modern Arabic varieties don’t descend from Quranic (or Classical) Arabic.

I use it and like it, but don’t see a need to evangelize. LibreOffice is good too.

How is it more clear cut? What Israel is doing involves genocide, forceful expulsions, colonization and annexation. Gazans haven’t had running water or electricity for over a year now.

If you do like GNOME 2 then try MATE, it is a continuation of GNOME 2.

Yes, short term they will probably make a lot of money despite losing market share. But long term, it is one proprietary dependency that will be forever gone, unless open sourced.

I’m glad VMWare overplayed their hand and lost.

On projects where I had to write tests, I wrote them to pass the current code.

This should be programmer horror

I must be getting old if Gnome 3.0 is considered a classic now. Gnome 2 (MATE) forever for me.

True to his name, his bank got fried.

Not going to get excited about it until it had time to mature and actually used in production.

At which point, I am all for it. I remember being hyped for GNUStep years ago and I still can’t just recompile my old Cocoa applications.

Wise decision. If public funds pay for something, then that thing should be public.

Shame!

Money spent on FOSS employs locals, and helps with technology independence.

As much as I love Greek culture, I think I’m going to stay right here. I will use the long(er) weekend to visit Greece and her hard-working people.

To think social progress is not coming from Europe anymore…