at the hands of alcoholic perverts who push this legislation onto them

> all genocides are done by people who want to set the world right

heh. no.

Without books, what books are they going to read?

Other paper books. Or the same books but electronic or reprinted when the demand is higher. Just not the exact same pieces of highly fetishized dead wood.

E-books supposedly, since the parent explicitly specified paper books.

Other books that are checked out often enough to justify the library keeping them.

- E-Books smell awful.

- It's fun to collect, to look at what you have.

- You can remember the books, by looking at your shelves.

- You /actually/ own something, instead of some random variable in Jeff Bezos' database saying you are /allowed to/ read it.

isn't this just opencode with a different logo?

Gah I’m switching to TMUX.

I think most people who even know the difference between x11 and Wayland are much more privacy conscious then those who don’t. 0% of people going out of their way to jump through all the hoops to get plasma working on x11 would ever opt in to such metrics.

Nah, don't think so. When I setup my main dev desktop (a Debian variant) a few months ago it defaulted to X11 and getting Wayland to work on it was a pain in the butt.

That being said, on a different box with an older gen Nvidia card (3070) it defaulted to Wayland and just worked out of the box.

So, bit of a mixed bag. ;)

The hoops: "select Xorg in the login manager"

Dude…

There is a difference between things being supported and the absence of things not being supported…

why wouldn't you want to see your htop output on a moebius strip

I'm sorry but the only thing that truly understands TeX, is, and will forever be, TeX.