not heard of it before, do you want to explain what it is or does everyone who is like me have to separately do a web search for it?

Installed, it probably is if it works in Brave… it might not be set up right in LibreWolf though.

On a German QWERTZ keyboard too, μ is the only Greek letter you can easily type (altgr+m) and I’m pretty sure this is because of micro units.

If you want to enforce that, you need to fork it and put a copyleft license on it. This is very rarely done because it’s more work to maintain software than to write it…

They can change future versions to that, not already released ones.

https://www.gnu.org/distros/common-distros.html

A gnome obviously

Do we have “circlejerk” or “shitposting” communities here on Lemmy already?

These settings don’t do what you want?

TIL that you can declare return types this way in C++.

auto main() -> int

What programming language is this even?!

maybe, but there are also things it arguably does better than Linux, e.g. user access control

(If you can still find this story, I’d be very interested in it, please do link to it here.)

yeah I know, far from production-ready though

That is the literal opposite of what the world needs.

Windows isn’t a bad OS from a purely technical perspective. If Windows were released as FOSS, I would switch to Windows without hesitation.

KDE Plasma and it’s configured to have everything in the same places as Windows as much as possible. I have to use Windows for work and gaming and like it when I don’t have to think much about which computer I’m using right now.

inb4 Iceweasel

KDE is a community of developers.

KDE Plasma is the desktop environment made by the KDE community.

This has been the correct terminology since 2009, much longer than “the past year or so”, but a lot of people do still call KDE Plasma just “KDE” colloquially, so maybe you have just been noticing people using the correct terminology more recently.

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me too, I loved Verdana before I discovered FOSS and DejaVu Sans is basically FOSS Verdana

For Python definitely PyCharm.

I remember that RMS’s position is that if someone (!) can change it (eg there is an “update firmware” button), it is a computer and should run free software. If no one can ever change it, it is a circuit. I think that makes some sense.