[14:18] I'm about ready to declare digital bankruptcy and nuke my desktop environmet and/or my user account and start over. [14:19] I'm looking for a replacement desktop environment. KDE is just too damn buggy. [14:40] Ugh. Sorry to read that. [14:40] https://assets.octodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/109/161/090/598/690/839/original/0b81b6fe21f7b9c2.jpg [15:18] linux is meant for the server. ;) [15:48] and the desktop. :) [15:53] howdy michiganders [16:16] howdy [17:09] ever try pop_os? [17:11] I have not [17:36] It is like ubuntu, only good. ;) no snaps, nicer UX IMO. Still based on Ubuntu. [17:39] I've heard good things about PPO [17:39] POP [17:39] Honestly the "no snaps" is awesome [17:39] I'm getting less and less impressed with Snaps. [17:40] same here, they use more disk space, but I guess everyone has lots of that these days [17:41] my fav... the first time I ran `snap list --all` and saw the garbage not collected. WTF?!?! [17:44] eyeroll [18:12] holy crap nextdns looks good. I might get rid of pihole, it looks that good. I need to read their privacy policy [18:18] wow. That good, huh? [18:29] oh i see, limited to 300k DNS queries in a month. [18:29] i do 80k in a day. LMAO. [18:30] Any thoughts about NixOS? [18:32] its awesome. I'm just too lazy to switch. [18:33] i use nixpkg to run things in ubuntu that are snap only, like lxd [18:34] I'm thinking of trying other distros if I'm going to redo my DE anyway. [18:35] I'll probably get another SSD soon and I can use that while I keep my existing disks as-is for a while in case I want to go back. [18:35] i feel like nix is the latest tinker linux version like arch and gentoo before it ;) [18:37] Does NixOS require that packages be built from source? If so, I'm out. I did Gentoo years ago and, while fun at the time, I don't want to spend a couple of days waiting for a mass software upgrade. [18:43] i don't think so, no. [18:43] but the nix files specify how to buid. [19:28] i ran pop_os briefly a couple years ago [19:31] i think i removed snap from all my ubuntu VMs [19:31] one of the reasons i'm tending towards debian nowadays [19:31] and fricken netplan [21:16] i want everything systemd :)