Havent seen anything newer than episode 7, but that one was kinda mid so I didnt even care to watch the newer ones.
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Havent seen anything newer than episode 7, but that one was kinda mid so I didnt even care to watch the newer ones.


get over your X
Seriously, just switch to Wayland already xD


It could, but since the GUI was not very complicated it was not worth the effort caused by teaching the people who would have used the GUI how to do it in the CLI. They also have a lit of other work to do, so if I would have expected them to use the CLI, they would have probably not done the stuff I want from them at all.


I do not want the user to ever be expected to edit the database by hand. If they make a mistake by doing so, they can break the entire system. That’s why I wrote a GUI which gets the job done.


I didnt care how it looked, because I only wanted for it to be finished fast.


And now imagine yourself creating an UI in tkinter without an editor. Because that’s what I did. It was absolutely horrible.


You can even do inefficient UIs in Python using tkinter, which is part of the standard library in python.


You dont even have to look at the code to see this. Just make one wrong click in a UI and youre directly getting dragged into a UI that hasn’t changed since Windows XP.


If eventually fines do get calculated on their total income (which is possible, they can issue fines up to 2% of total yearly income if I remember correctly) and these fines are starting to come in more frequently it gets quite expensive really fast.


Last time i checked he was at about 400b so not a trillionaire, but 120m is still absolutely nothing.
What really annoyed me is, that for some goddamn reason fedora renamed or removed the dnf command to add repository’s and now each time I want to add a repository I have to write the config file by hand.
If you are moving/deleting multiple (but not all) files in a directory I 100% agree. But as soon as you just handle single files or directory’s I’m usually faster with the terminal. This is especially true when you have to edit config file. No way I Am searching my way through /etc/ in a GUI
The reason I Am always using the terminal is, since I on one hand prefer it than having to click through changing GUIs and for some things I dont even know how to do them with a GUI. First thing to come to mind is flashing an ISO file to a USB. While I know that balena Etcher exists, it never worked a single fucking time on various Distros. No matter if I used the AppImage or flatpack. So at some point I just started remembering the command for dd to do the exact same thing that works every single time.


Drugging someone is maybe not manslaughter (depends on what drug you use and what dose you use) but it is always assault and can be prosecuted as such.


This does not matter. In a criminal context weapon usually means something capable of inflicting great harm as a tool commit or execure a crime. If you steal something while having a screwdriver in your backpack you are screwed (literally) since you could have used it for executing the robbery. While the rules here may not be that strict (possession of said drugs while commuting sexual assault) using drugs to commit sexual assault of any form would be the same as using a knife to force the victim to not resist. There are no further classifications like chemical or mechanical weapon, since it does not matter.


Idk, i really disliked the UI and especially the application launcher.


Another good reason for having GUIs is, that you can learn the CLI while not being dependant on it.


Havent done that (except for games ofc)


The wiki can be rough at some times, but you are guaranteed to learn a shit ton about Linux Ehen reading it. It gives you the commands you have to copy/paste most of the time, so its not to bad.
Typical Berlin experience.
I actually was really surprised, when I went to Berlin, visited a bar and the person behind the bar didnt speak German, but only English.