lol, no :)
first of all, it only searches for occurrences in already installed packages and is more or less a grep -l xxx /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list. So you can’t use it in order to determine which package to install, for that you use https://packages.debian.org or apt-file instead.
Secondly, what you search for isn’t relative to anything (wtf):
$ dpkg-query -S /etc/grub.d/
fwupd, grub-common: /etc/grub.d
keepass2android also work
while :; do date; sleep 1; done
bad bot
I mean, even my mother who runs kde 5 has a better desktop than the sad one this silly wannabe post. lol
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well, everything which I use runs well on xorg, and I’d need to change relevant parts of my daily stack in order to use wayland sooo … :)
sorry, my rhetorical question was obviously intended as why I should bother. I don’t see any value in stopping you doing whatever you think is better for you, in fact it is exactly what annoys me the most :)
mmmh, I bet I will not notice any difference also if I don’t do shit and keep whatever is working until the day I’ll have to switch because my distro drops the packages 🤷🏼
yeah but the point is why bother? :) especially if I wouldn’t notice differences…
after more than 25 years using linux I could not care less about those dramas, when my distro will drop xorg I’ll switch and that’s it. I’ve got way too much stuff to implement myself already, there is no time for that. I mean, I’ve even embraced systemd…
bruh.
it’s not that everybody should work solely on what you deem useful/needed, eh