wants people to use windows 11 make it difficult to use windows 11 people find ways to use windows 11 anyway (what you wanted in the first place) punish them for using windows 11

???

What the actual ever living fuck happened in their brain to create this thought

It's supposed to prevent unsigned files from being loaded by the UEFI (AFAIK) which could possibly help with rootkits, if it doesn't somehow sign itself. However, these are pretty rare if you don't allow sketchy software to access your boot partition, and will often cause issues with non major Linux distros.

I wouldn't be surprised if melon husk added a filter for those terms.

Irrelevant but I keep reading "crowd strike" as "counter strike" and it's really messing with me

Why wait?

Teachers can barely force teens to do their schoolwork, how on earth are they supposed to force them into a "gender transition op"?

It has a unique workflow which clicks for people like me, even if they're on a desktop. It encourages workspaces by making creating and switching between them instant and seamless, and i like seeing all of my windows at once by just pressing the super key.

I watched the video of this and it was painful how they discussed "the scientists said that?" and then all agreed in unison. it feels like they're in an echo chamber

I'm scared for all the citizens involved in this. I really hope this will end soon, but I don't think it will...

thank god they actually said that this time.

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Sure, I use an extension to get daily wallpapers, but here's the image for that day:

High quality link

https://youtu.be/3BrCvZmSnKA

I found the bug, and i fixed it. (btw, ph.feddit.nl is out of date)

same, I just use a custom style sheet

On any of your devices or apps that have a customizable "accent" color. (primary color)

For example, I'm using light blue on Photon as my "accent color", because it's used for a primary action.

I love and use GNOME daily because of its workflow, I just wish there were options to reduce the padding of elements.

However it's not as quick, and it's not considered the main method of navigating your windows. AFAIK you can't switch workspaces by scrolling there or have your apps list visible.

I only saw "exec" in the description, mb.