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on That's the feeling. · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 178d

If you're coming from something like windows or non atomic distros, there is a learning curve. Just be aware that you should not install packages manually. You can't simply do something like: sudo apt install package

There is an app store where you can install probably 95% of what youd need (bazaar), start there and if it isn't there you can spin up a distrobox.

I do dev work, so I have a dedicated box with Ubuntu that I have my build tools and vscode installed on.

This is really nice because it allows me to run experiments without nuking my main distro, it just feels really weird at first to be running most things containerized.

They do have recipes for common things if it needs to run on the host, like I have something added for controlling AMD GPU fan speeds/power profile.

on That's the feeling. · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 178d

Yeah I use bazzite as a general desktop distro. It's incredibly stable and the atomic nature really has grown on me.

And we're at 1000 and counting dead in Iran. This mfs only legacy will be the pile of bodies left in his wake.

It's pretty disturbing how the president can decide to kill thousands all on a feeling and all without authorization from Congress

Why should one man get to decide the fate of thousands and the destiny of an entire country?

After he leaves office we have serious work that we need to do to reform the executive branch and to formally strip away all the powers that we have been warned about.

Yeah I think that should be the message. I'm not opposed to deportations if they're humane and primarily target criminals. In fact, I support that. What Trump is doing is not even close to that.

And we wait two years and people say oh well let's pick the safe option and we have the most corporate candidate shoved down our throats again for the fourth time (Hilary, Biden, Kamala, and I guess Newsom)

We can't wait, our problems are too large in this country. We need significant changes, fdr level.

If we elect another corporate candidate then our fate is sealed, pretty much proves magas point and we leave room for fascism.

There are probably hundred of removable offenses at this point. I wish his staff had an ounce of morality left and would have him removed over his war rhetoric. Nobody wants it, not even maga, why the fuck are we at the whims of one guy right now.

Everything I ever learned about our government was that this situation could never happen because of our checks and balances.

A group of men with guns surrounded her car and she fucking panicked. It's not surprising she attempted to flee, it doesn't take that much brain power to know to never use your body to stop a car and even the police would never use their bodies to stop a fuckin car.

There was no verbal warning, there was no negotiation with her. Nothing. She got murdered because she didn't comply. Fucking pigs.

I feel so incredibly sad and exhausted at what has happened to my country. The US has had its flaws, sure. I was born in the late 90s and just within my own lifetime everything I grew up with has been ripped to pieces as an adult over and over again.

It's some sort of sick joke.

I no longer have any hope for the future and am just bracing for impact at this point with what little I have.

The fact that he can make these statements and there still are people ignoring or defending him is just so incredibly gross and further proves how f'ed we are.

Basically at this point I don't think there's any comfortable way out of this, it's going to be a very painful and costly road ahead for us and I don't know if I really believe in this country anymore. If we actually make it to a real election in 4 years I'll eat my words, but seeing how this is just starting I would say its extremely unlikely.

Trump seems content on driving us off a cliff

You can't cling to the current Dem establishment and also expect them to handle Trump and maga. They can't and they won't-- it's been 10 years.

Maga is organized and motivated, we need to organize and motivate the rest of the country, it's very hard to get motivated around neocon candidates.

Every election since Trump 1 has been the same thing: quietly accept the inadequacies of the Democratic party and let maga walk all over the country while you watch half of the country get swept away by misinformation. People are exhausted trying to wait it out. If we are going to fix this country we need to seize control now, not waiting for the next election cycle.

I don't want to be dramatic, but if this passes we're fucked and there's almost no way to come back.

Taxes were cut during Reagan and hardly came back after all those years, Trump came in and cut them even more than Reagan. Once Biden took power taxes were only slightly raised, but nowhere near their pre Trump levels, Trump is trying to lower taxes again.

Our government is not going to be able to function or handle the debt load, there's just not enough income. It was so obvious that this would happen again, but I guess the people that voted for him don't mind a shittier government and a larger deficit. Trump is going to leave office with the largest deficit in history, or maybe second to his first run.

We're at a serious risk of losing the dollar as the reserve currency at this point. If that happens we can say goodbye to this country for good.

I can't tell if they're actually following Putins orders or are actually just that dumb.

Id love for the US to transition to having less influence globally without totally collapsing, but if this is how we do it, so be it.

It's kinda the devil we know situation, if the US steps down, who steps up? Are they going to be better or worse, who knows. I never really bought into the notion that we had to be the world police or that all the evil stuff we did, we did because we had to.

As an American I think I'm going insane? The last 3 weeks have been some of the most anxious and stressed I've ever been.

Trump's first term was nothing like this, there's a feeling of apathy in the air among people and coworkers (I live in a very liberal city in the deep south). Folks around here just seem to be on edge at all times, whether you're pro or anti in a much more divisive way.

There's a strange feeling knowing there's a solid chance we won't make it out of this one. There have been plenty of times in the past where we've had doom and gloom (Trump v1, conservatives and Obama), etc. Nothing ever happens, but this time I'm fairly confident the country I was born into will be dead and gone given the shear destruction being waged against our institutions.

I'm protesting and will continue to do what is needed to ensure 47 isn't the final chapter.

It could be as simple as losing access to grants, scholarships, and general funding. Add to that any of them hoping for a government job doing something they're passionate about (wildlife/park/environmental sciences) only to have their future prospects crushed by an ignorant foreigner.