I think he's referencing the flathub install button where you can just hit install.
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Snap is not all bad if you're on a Ubuntu based distro, I just don't like the way it's pushed and that it comes from Ubuntu mostly. Startup time is a major issue for me also, but all in all it works.
I'm still sitting on the fence, heavily prefer flatpak but when Ubuntu is going to package nvidia drivers in a snap it's a thing I'm up for trying.
My understanding is that if I'm on Ubuntu and the snap uses the same underlying Ubuntu version as my distro it should be fast but I haven't seen it.
What the actual fuck. Just redistribute the money like a normal person instead of creating subsidies for things with negative externalities.
I had this issue for a while but about a decade ago I stumbled upon someone who said "every thing should have it's own home, and you put that thing where it lives" and it becomes somehow a lot easier.
Living with other people throws a spanner in the works but at least the thing is there much more often.
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The term large engine vehicle sounds like came from the same guy that coined big dick energy
It think he's role playing as a "wildcard" character. He actually has said he likes being unpredictable to keep people on their toes.
I like my stuff hidden anyway so I don't care all to much. I disable leds usually because they are distracting but keep one solid led to indicate whether the system is on or not.
It's a flatpak://url that opens the app store on the computer where you do a one click install. So technically it's two clicks.