[11:37] happy weekendings [11:38] merry saturdaying [12:29] yawwwwnnns [13:36] oh goodie, my new cdo keyboard arrived :-P https://i.redd.it/ms24xmnyhmp71.jpg [13:54] oh weird [13:55] odd punctuation placement as well [13:56] well when you've changed every other keys placement it seems a shame not to move them [13:57] I wonder if it started out as French layout [13:58] the accents on the number row suggest somewhere non english speaking [13:59] but I think it's only the French who are mad enough to have shifted numbers [18:11] zxmpi: what is that horror? [18:12] someone posted it on reddit as an artwork [18:37] :S [21:56] daft question, but is there a release of ubuntu that doesn't have snap enabled by default? [21:57] or should i embrace snaps and not worry about it? [21:58] and can I move /home/$user/snap to something like /home/$user/.snap .. I like a clean home dir [21:58] kubuntu doesn't have it, at least in 20.04 - no idea about newer [22:01] that's kde, right? .. i'm not a fan if it is. i much prefer gnome. [22:01] blech then you're stuck with their sauce! [22:01] at least i am led to believe it relies on it, i just purge snapd when i see it [22:02] i'll try it in a vm [22:37] de-snapifying wasn't difficult [22:37] nothing broke, which is good [22:37] lol. but the store is gone, so there's that. [22:37] \o/ [22:37] that's a plus [22:39] it's a simple process, remove all snap packages, remove snapd and the gnome plugin.. put the snapd package on hold in apt, reboot and done.