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Migrating here (or maybe keeping both) from @ArcaneSlime@lemmy.ml

Will put an eternal curse on your enemies for a Cinemageddon invite.

  • Gantz eh? Ok, I'll add Elfen Leid.

  • Say it again!

  • Hey check out Mineshaft Magazine. Crumb is currently submitting work to them and they also regularly publish work from a few of those old Comix guys like Glenn Head, Hal Robbins, Kim Deitch, and Robert Armstrong, etc. They release about 2 per year.

  • If you like weird old SF books, the guy who wrote TAS and Gargoyles (RIP J. Michael Reaves) did a space-noir called Darkworld Detective, it's pretty good. Obviously unrelated to Batman though.

  • Not only that, but if they fix the problems that they used to get your votes, they can't use them again next election, and we can't have that so at most you get a pittance of "fixes" while they just blame the other side for blocking it and then the other side does it with a few of their issues. And we'll keep voting for them too because A) who else? B) the other guy is worse, and C) this time they really will fix everything they continually run on. Any day now...

  • "If you want super up to date stuff, an LTS is not your best choice, I'd go for something like Fedora and just keep back ups or set up snapper using this easy guide on youtube." (For example.)

    ”Package managers are basically your app store, you'll probably have the official one for your distro and then a general one called flatpak, use these for downloading your 'apps.'" They can understand a few basic things, they're windows users not Amish.

  • I assumed you knew what the acronym stood for (and you clearly do) so I didn't type it out, but I think "Long-Term Stable" is fairly self explanatory at least to the level a newcomer would need.

  • I have no clue, but it may help someone that does know if you specify what your expected behavior is. "The same as it does on windows" isn't very descriptive to anyone without the same hardware to find out how they differ.

    If it's just inverted scrolling, for instance, there's a setting for that in the mouse/touchpad settings of most DEs

  • My problem is things like "you're a rapist because you eat cheese." Fuck those people tbh.

  • Problem though is it does depend, if they want to game pop or brazzite may be best, if they just want an lts then an lts is best, if they want all the updates fast maybe Fedora or endeavor, but if they want a more windows-y experience instead of mac-y then maybe FedoraKDE instead of Gnome..

  • Arch would be a bad idea, as if a user finds installing Fedora too hard Arch ain't doing them any favors.

    And there are guides. Youtube "how to install (linux distro)," if it's popular there's already 500 guides.

    As for data loss this should come as no surprise: back it up. Preferably on an external hdd/ssd, or your choice of cloud service if you're one of those people. Erasing your entire hard drive and installing a new OS will perhaps unsurprisingly wipe all your data without a backup. Frankly you should already have backups, idk why people pretend data loss is impossible on windows but it has happened to me and I can't be the only one.

  • unless you have a very low end hardware that's hanging by a thread already

    Even then, try AntiX.

  • Libraries are physical locations staffed by arrestable people, they can enforce it.

    Torrents OTOH...

  • Not even, like the article says, they're not even selling 90% of them, just "fuck you, you can't play this."

  • Bed bath and beyond fried chicken

  • Do dooo do do do,

    ananananas,

    Do do do do

  • Just as soon as linux phones are better than Graphene, I can join. For now Graphene will suffice.

  • What phone do you have, one of these?