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We could ask an LLM, but it’s probably bot a good idea given the post 😄

You use use the compose key with a sequence of characters. Mine is right alt, so it's gonna be:

right alt, then -, then -, then -

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I’ve never played it. I guess it got popular before ingot back into gaming, and i had some backlog from humble bundle games when they concentrated on Linux games

I remember using man pages when I was contributing to a C open source project back in the day.

Really. For a long time it’s kept giving me songs which I’ve heard a thousand times. I can’t seem to find anything new

No they won't. They deported the reapers

I think he’s antisemitic because he’s carrying atrocities against Semitic people. Arabs are Semitic people.

Redhat doesn’t provide KDE rpms? That’s some dump shit

CTRL-l to type the address has been a thing for years. It’s literally the same shortcut as every browser. What you highlighted made it easier for newcomers, which you supposedly aren’t.

But I guess you just saw this message and got triggered, having not even used the software.

You stay very subjective views as if they are facts. Then you go and add an obvious lie to the whole thing - you could’ve typed directory addresses for years, maybe even since the beginning.

At this point, your post should be taken with a ton of salt, if at all

This is objectively false. Distros that care about choice and tinkering will allow you to select a DE during installation. See Arch Linux for example.

Those competent and talented people also managed to make extremely bad choices at every turn, and seem ideologically opposed to the idea of customization, resulting in an environment that is fundamentally painful to use unless you very specifically fit the box of what they expect users to be like.

There's nothing wrong with not providing customization. There's a perfectly decent customizable DE in KDE, anyone that wants to tinker can use that.

I don't want to tinker. I want something to just work, and not have too many knobs. Gnome fills this need perfectly. Thus, you saying that they made bad choices at every turn seems rather idiotic.