it’s my vocabular habit as I have trans friends

What makes you believe that the CCP will respect the right to self-identity?

You’re not wrong and I also agree that the CCP almost certainly doesn’t respect any of the LGBTQ+ community

Officials have increased efforts to encourage motherhood, using direct and often uncomfortable methods. Women report feeling pressured as the state closely monitors their family planning decisions.

This is what I was afraid of;

The sharp escalation so quickly means that if you identify as a woman, you’re essentially a baby factory for the CCP’s wars, whims, and wishes.

That’s_Bait.gif

Googles: “how to purge google from memory”

Everyone: Install Librewolf and Linux🌻

no worries!🤗

Thanks for commenting your interest about the lawsuit!🤗

Your comment motivated me enough to get off my ass and find this:
INVESTIGATION ALERT: Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Investigates Ubisoft (EPA:UBI) Video Game Purchases

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating whether affected customers are entitled to compensation. If you made a purchase on the Ubisoft website, you may be entitled to compensation. There is no cost or obligation to participate. Follow the link below to find out:

https://zfrmz.com/c9mbGuGU3q4qBDKouYOU

With the lawyers themselves demonstrating the PII exposure😂, this looks like a slam dunk on the class action against Ubisoft, so if you’re in America I’d recommend joining in if you’ve bought or used any Ubisoft related products/services

Surprisingly Falkon’s still receiving updates and is still in active development as indicated by their Project Repo

About the releases

Falkon is a part of KDE Applications and KDE Gear, which are released typically 3 times a year en-masse

my deepest condolences :(

hehe ^_^ heck yeah!✊

Thank you for your encouragement!🤗❤️

yup you’re correct and I’ve updated the main post!🤗

no worries

I use Fedora 40 KDE because I just want something that works immediately.

That’s similar to my customer’s use case hence was why I suggested PopOS, although thinking about it in hindsight I probably should’ve recommended EndeavorOS for the moment as Gnome was more buggy than I initially expected

Hey if you ever do consider to distroswap Pop_OS! Is a great option.

Due to the inflexibility/ridgedness of the underlying distro Ubuntu, I don’t actually like PopOS too much, I do think it’s a good introduction to Linux for beginners though. I’ve also used Ubuntu Server for my Raspberry Pi projects quite a while back and thought it was interesting but, for my personal desktop OS as I wanted full customizability I eventually settled on Arch as it provided me the best flexibility (in context with the AUR and Flatpaks) and reliability in documentation.

To me:

• Ubuntu felt like children’s version of legos; what you see is what you get and you have to try your best to force it to do the things you want it to do.
• Fedora felt like discovering the lost facilities and constructors from BLAME!. The contructors can build what you require however the lands have long been abandoned after it’s creators let the machines(IBM) run rampant (search “Red Hat Fedora controversies”) as such; “humanity has simply slipped through the cracks”.
• Arch Linux felt like weaving magic that did exactly as how you imagined your idea, but only if you got the incantation just right with the requirement that the tome(s) you read was accurate and up to date. Using Arch actually requires understanding of the fundamentals in addition to the tenacity to sift through the archives and decipher which of the information provided by their authors will produce the outcome that you so desire. The journey is brutal but the power that comes from one’s own effort is like ambrosia like no other.
• NixOS felt like casting lost arts of great power that could be replicated and shared albeit with the problem of a tumultuous community that was plagued by contradictory systems. After the previous civil war I lost touch with some members and no longer know if it is worth revisiting it’s hallowed grounds. It seemed like paradise around the year 2021 but as I lost touch I would have to consult with scholars such as Xe Iaso before deciding to rekindle that desire.

Arch can blow one’s legs off equivalent to C++ however, with the benefit of their Library of Babel in addition to wielding my dual-edged curse called OCD, I feel as though I am a hair’s breadth away from reaching my personal utopia. If you’ve managed to reach the end of my tale, hopefully you might understand why I’ve currently decided to build my home on Arch

Thanks for asking and also welcome to the fediverse!🤗

I use KDE Plasma on Arch

As it seems to work for Japan, it might be worth a try or at least some time investment to see if the system is sustainable

also:

• Spirited Away - Bathhouse Scene
• Spirited Away Ducks🤗

Maybe I should’ve posted this in linux memes

please do this next time👍

Even if it were possible, personally I wouldn’t recommend using it as it would violate/contradict the system of trust and autonomy

Forcing the belief of:

• “you have to use Linux because I believe it’s good”
  • “because I believe x means you should believe y”;

onto someone makes that idea inherently untrustworthy and the foundations of its origin would be unstable.

My recommendation is that if you want people to use Linux or something because you trust it and want others to benefit in the same way; then it’s existence and systems contained within it should act as proof itself and shouldn’t have to be forced onto others

• similar to opt-ins rather than opt-outs

even in the place closest to hell on Earth it looks like FOSS prevails yet again🌻

behold OnlyOffice installable on Linux, Windows, and macOS

• Licensed under AGPL-3.0

SEYMOUR!!!

this might be a dumb question but what’s a suzyqable?