on [fluff post] If lemmy users are Lemmites, what would we like to call piefed users? · c/fediverse · 5 pts · 345d@Cris_Color Since they're armed with pies, how about "clowns"?
on Gosuki 1.2.0 release: extension-free, multi-browser real-time bookmark manager. Now with multi-device sync · c/linux · 1 pts · 1y@cm0002 Looks nice! I'm currently using linkding, which works very well for me, but I've saved this link for future use.
on My survey showed that most users are not happy with the browser that comes with their computers. If you are using one of those browsers, how about trying something new? · c/windows · 1 pts · 1y@jon@vivaldi.net I don't know. Can I have separate sets of cookies for each workspace?
on How "out of date" is Debian really? · c/linux · 14 pts · 1y@JackbyDev The "Out of date" is good for a server, as long as security patches are backported (debian does this). Out of date is not good for a desktop. I want to get the new releases of the Window Manager, office suite, browser, etc.
on c/tilingwindowmanagers - A place to talk about and share media related to tiling window managers! · c/newcommunities · 3 pts · 3y@Waker @LGUG2Z As I recall, it's a window manager that keeps all windows tiled all the time. i.e. all windows are fully visible, tiled.
@Cris_Color Since they're armed with pies, how about "clowns"?
@cm0002 Looks nice! I'm currently using linkding, which works very well for me, but I've saved this link for future use.
@jon@vivaldi.net I don't know. Can I have separate sets of cookies for each workspace?
@JackbyDev The "Out of date" is good for a server, as long as security patches are backported (debian does this). Out of date is not good for a desktop. I want to get the new releases of the Window Manager, office suite, browser, etc.
@Waker @LGUG2Z As I recall, it's a window manager that keeps all windows tiled all the time. i.e. all windows are fully visible, tiled.