[00:58] that's where jcastro got into FOSS wasn't it? [01:00] Yeah [13:06] jcastro was into foss before that. [13:06] he got that job because he was into foss. [13:58] morning [14:03] Good Morning [15:08] looks like system76 finally wised up and made an excellent default desktop experience. I've got to try it, but just looking at the examples it looks like what I've wanted for years. [15:28] That's cool [16:27] whats different? [16:32] linky? [16:46] just search system76 and look at pop!_os [16:47] also, nothing, nothing is different :P it looks like android for the desktop after 5.1 with everything being flat [16:48] the real question is what does jrwren like about it specifically [16:50] the WM and KB shortcuts [16:55] well, you can remap KB shortcuts of most DEs and I3 is the best WM ever so :p [16:55] that is work. [16:55] i want sane defaults. [16:55] no such thing :p [16:56] personally, I want some type of vector based environment in a VR setup, but that seems very far off [16:56] for now all we get is a few proprietary toys on Steam [16:59] my computer works for me. i refuse to work for it. Anything involving changing defaults is not something I do. [16:59] I know... I'm a weird linux nerd that way, since most linux nerds are all about their own customization. [17:00] surprised you aren't on iOS then or something :p [17:00] but to each their own [17:02] I am. [17:02] and Macos :) [17:02] linux is for servers. [17:02] OpenBSD is for servers :p [17:06] lolz [17:06] sure, if you love things running at 1/2 speed and you don't need any driver support. [17:07] i want security though and don't really need anything else. I'm not doing much [17:07] yup, its great at that. [18:10] honestly I lijed Unity [18:13] it was better than most at the time. [18:15] yep [18:46] ha! I broke 10k on stackoverflow [18:46] mostly from 2 answers. [18:57] jrwren: hah, congrats [19:32] jrwren: Very cool [23:53] unity was horrible but less than KDE in terms of memory useage. Hell I switched from Mint to Debian for slightly more memory space