Ok but the worst part is that Samus can actually crawl by going into her ball form

Ok but the worst part is that Samus can actually crawl by going into her ball form

I downvoted and reported as many posts as I can, I don’t know how much that helped but it was good to check back a couple hours later and see that the trolls’ posts had been removed

I downvoted and reported as many posts as I can, I don’t know how much that helped but it was good to check back a couple hours later and see that the trolls’ posts had been removed

Yep, I used Arch for a couple years, but Fedora having them by default and making them easily findable via GNOME Software is why I use and recommend it

Fedora, Flatpaks are so easy to use!

I made mine in Inkscape through about a week of changing it until it was perfect. It’s a small person and has a subtle “M” for “Mossy” in it. It’s using the colour scheme I made for my personal projects (although it isn’t using many colours from said colour scheme lol)

I use GNOME and I write all my notes in markdown. I think that the thing that keeps me the most productive is my use of workspaces; something I picked up when I spent a year with I3 and BSPWM

Definitely GNOME. From my experience, it has by far the best touchscreen and gesture support from any mainstream DE

Definitely GNOME. From my experience, it has by far the best touchscreen and gesture support from any mainstream DE

Crypto-anything is a nope from me. Plus not giving the source code and not supporting decentralised standards makes it almost definitely not worth your time

Woohoo!

I’ve also heard about Fosscord, but it doesn’t seem like it’s at it’s first release yet

https://fosscord.com/

It’s one of those things that varies a lot from person-to person. Maybe GNOME’s activity-oriented workflow suits you better, or maybe you prefer a task bar. The great thing about Linux is that we have these options!

I don’t know if Budgie is “more user-friendly” that GNOME, from my experience, I’ve found the opposite to be true. Although, Budgie is probably easier to adapt to if you are coming from Windows.

Nice! I made a plume account a couple days ago. I’ll probably host my own blog, but also post entries on Plume so that people can follow it on the fediverse :)

I’m leaning somewhat towards plume, just because I can find some nice instances for it. What are your reasons behind preferring it?

Hyped for GNOME 42!

The ability to follow users

Always happy to end my Friday with GNOME news!