Sorry that I'm not used to having all windows in the same context, differently sized by default, needing to manually arrange them again and again to do anything.
I hate stacking WMs, especially Windows.
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Sorry that I'm not used to having all windows in the same context, differently sized by default, needing to manually arrange them again and again to do anything.
I hate stacking WMs, especially Windows.
Watching my partner play a FPS game has the same energy
completely agree
But on the flip side. If you tell somebody something they don't know like:
'You can open links in new tabs by klicking on them with the mouse wheel.'
Or
'You can reopen closed tabs by pressing Ctrl+Shift+T'
They look at you like you've just shown them the meaning of life. Bonus points if you see them using it later.
You can what?!
Man, 2 weeks into an IT job, we're doing a presentation and our VP of IT accidentally closed a tab. Felt like a wizard being the only person in the room, somehow, who knew that hotkey.
Having spent many years in tech support and also being my family tech support, this post pains me.greatly.
I get to see other people ways of using the computer daily.
I had to watch someone use emacs today.
did they have a foot pedal?
I told them to run git rebase -i
, and they never configured their $EDITOR
or their git editor, so it opened in vim and I had to intervene.
heh nice one.
You never quit Emacs. You just... die...
Lucky!
YAYYYY
I'M GONNA USE YOUR COMPUTER TO STEAL YOUR IDENTITY