Why are you interpreting this as a power grab?

I like ulauncher. That’s what I use on my main machine that runs Mint. It’s not Mint or Cinnamon specific but it doesn’t need to be

here’s an actual article about it instead of just a random picture and text

Shareholders are invested by their money only. If they can sue and win while also selling off their shares they’re going to do it.

If you’re getting that granular then you must’ve had to record the data somewhere. Did I miss where the OP is sharing their data set?

Huh, confusing last year for a decade ago is unusual

As to who that person should be, I’m not really sure

This right here is the crux of how the dems fucked up so, so badly. Why they went into this election season without even attempting to run anybody aside from Biden I’ll never know. All that it’s reaped is all us know of not knowing anybody else and the federal party managers seem to be just as clueless (generally clueless, yes, but especially and specifically clueless here)

But what’s the difference?

I can only imagine someone asking this if they a) don’t use the terminal except if Stackexchange says they should and b) have yet to try and cleanup a system that’s acquired cruft over a few years. If you don’t care about it, then let me flip that around and ask why you care if people use XDG? The people who care about it are the people in the spaces that concern it.

Off the top of my head this matters because:

• it’s less clutter, especially if you’re browsing your system from terminal
• it’s a single, specified place for user specific configs, session cache, application assets, etc. Why wouldn’t such important foundational things required for running apps not be in a well defined specification? Why just dump it gracelessly in the user’s root folder outside of pure sloppy laziness?
• it makes uninstalling apps easier
• it makes maintenance easier
• it makes installing on new machines easier

It’ll be in /home anyways and I heard BSD had some issues with something that could be XDG.

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Yep, pretty easy to test, too. 4 and 5 produce the same effect as 0, meaning that it just uses that as a default for values it doesn’t understand.

There are addons that can

And I’m on 6.5 right now running the Mint Edge ISO edition on Mint 21.3

I didn’t realize people were hating on Timberlake, but I did find this

Where is that word ‘alemow’ from? Search engines just bring back that it’s the common name for citris macrophylla

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_macrophylla

If it told you that your mirrors wouldn’t work for the task that you were trying to accomplish, then why didn’t you change them? It probably would’ve worked if you would’ve just listened to what the application was telling you. I’ve used the upgrade tool ever since it came out and have not had an issue with it.

You can customize this in the Keyboard > Shortcuts settings

What is the benefit of putting a git repo site on activity pub? It’s not like the underlying git repos are shared that way. I don’t get why this would be a lift for hosted repositories. I’m certainly not storing my code on Jim’s basement server.io

Mullvad provides DNS servers: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls

As for a fallback option, I’d go with cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 over google’s offerings: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/dns/what-is-1.1.1.1/

This is the dumbest thing I’ve read this year.

These things are not mutually exclusive. The fact that Russian propaganda bots swayed a large percentage of American republican fascists in no way debunks the bots. It just means that it was an effective propaganda campaign.

Kitty, hands down. GPU accelerated; native image protocol implemented by ranger, neofetch, and more; incredibly customizable; multiplexing with multiple windows and tabs; ligature support; and much more

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