Interesting to see how interconnected other VPN services are, whereas Mullvad and Firefox are exclusively related to each other and that’s it.
Interesting to see how interconnected other VPN services are, whereas Mullvad and Firefox are exclusively related to each other and that’s it.
This is the most Phoronix forums like comment I have seen so far LOL
Quickly found a screenshot, here’s the rice from a bit back
This reminds me of my box-task bar monochrome rice I had a few years back. Brings back the memories, good stuff! With that being said, as other users have pointed out, the icons do need a bit of a change, they aren’t really recognisable. While I manually edited the svg files and replaced all my icons when I did mine, there might be some icon packs you can find.
I just tried it myself, to get from the homepage to the amd64 installer file download link, it is exactly 7 clicks. This is a flaw in Debian that needs to be resolved, as not everyone has access to internet off the bat due to some wifi chip makers (COUGH realtek COUGH) not having very nice Linux support. A general re-design of the website to modernise it would be a good way for Debian to freshen itself up and attract new installers. Sadly, I am a systems programmer and not a web developer, so I am unable to personally contribute much :(
I was reading the comments and I was so confused LOL.
This was me, until I discovered Super Tux Kart a few months ago. I play at least 2 hours a day of that game.
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Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!
I have used Tumbleweed prior as a daily driver with an Nvidia 1050ti. From memory, you will have to enable a repo, and that’s about it. openSUSE also has YaST which will help significantly with managing this sort of stuff for your install. The gaming experience on openSUSE was pretty much issueless for me.
Dude this isn’t reddit, chill out and actually contribute to discussions, don’t just go around insulting people no one likes that.