AdamBomb

joined 2 years ago
[–] AdamBomb 4 points 1 week ago

Yeah, I don’t believe that they actually do support the system, my sentiment is just that even if that were true, it shouldn’t be a deterrent.

[–] AdamBomb 27 points 1 week ago (3 children)

If that’s what’s keeping the system supported, then it deserves to collapse.

[–] AdamBomb 19 points 1 week ago

That, and “Together we are America”. It was written on the football but he only flashed the writing very briefly.

[–] AdamBomb 1 points 1 week ago

That was kind of my point saying HDR support is hard on Mint. However, I game plenty on Mint and never had any problems aside from that.

[–] AdamBomb 41 points 1 week ago

Yeah. I think the only people saying that LLMs can write better code than “us” are the ones who can’t write good code themselves. And thanks to the Dunning Kruger effect, they overestimate their own skill and think they can speak for the rest of us.

[–] AdamBomb 6 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Mint is beginner friendly. The Cinnamon desktop is very Windows-like. But if you want HDR support I don’t recommend Mint because its desktops are mostly on X11. It updates the kernel less frequently, so it’s more stable, less cutting edge.

Pop!_OS is also beginner friendly, gaming oriented, makes installing NVIDIA drivers easy, and since its desktops are on Wayland, you can get HDR support. Its kernel updates more frequently, so newer hardware gets support sooner.

[–] AdamBomb 6 points 2 weeks ago

Eh, it wasn’t always shit, but it has been for longer than most people have been of coffee-drinking age. Once upon a time, they were a small company, and finding a location was a rare treat, and the coffee was leaps and bounds better than anything else you could find at the time.

[–] AdamBomb 6 points 2 weeks ago

False. It’s all “cooked”, but to varying degrees, just like steak can be cooked blue, rare, and so on all the way past well-done.

[–] AdamBomb 3 points 2 weeks ago
[–] AdamBomb 12 points 2 weeks ago

I’m wheezing both sides are so bad

[–] AdamBomb 2 points 2 weeks ago

Not all restaurants’ sites are this way, so check on a per restaurant basis

[–] AdamBomb 4 points 3 weeks ago

Happens more often the better you get at your craft. I used to say that if you don’t hate the code you wrote last year, you’re not improving. Well, let’s just say I finally stopped hating mine.

 

I'm new to Linux; I fled from Windows in the wake of 10-11 ever-accelerating stream of bullshit.

Anyway, I have major muscle memory for MRU window and tab switching with alt-tab and ctrl-tab. Edit for clarity: I also want to be able to navigate to the Nth most recent tab by holding Ctrl and pressing Tab N times, then releasing Ctrl. I use it all the time to switch windows, switch browser tabs, and switch IDE tabs. In Windows, I could also switch Terminal tabs in MRU order, and I miss this in Linux. My distro (Mint) comes with gnome-terminal, which as far as I can tell doesn't expose MRU switching as an option.

Is there an alternative terminal that does support this, ideally with ctrl-tab? Alternatively, if you use MRU switching in other contexts but not in your terminal, what do you use instead?

UPDATE

After installing many different terminals and poring through documentation of widely varying quality, I have found at least two terminal emulators that just do what I want, out of the box: Konsole and QTerminal. I'll dive deeper into the relative merits of these two for now. If you know of another terminal that does what I described, or any crucial info about either Konsole or QTerminal, please let me know!

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