Give me your most controversial Linux takes that nobody wants to admit are actually true.
I'll start, Photoshop isn't actually a big deal for most people and it being missing is easier to complain about than fixing the real issues on the #Linux desktop
@fredbrooker so what? again nobody forces you to sell your game there. you have to wonder why people still push their games on Steam if Epic is so good
Damn yeah. Finally fixed the pin entry program to actually use the secret service on #linux#kde#plasma and to stop asking all the time for the password for signing commits.
It seems a somewhat recent breaking change, since this worked before. Anyway, someone had already written about it on #archlinux wiki.
Tldr: after setting the pin entry program on gpg-agent config to use the qt version, we need to change the gpg-agent service to have XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP as anything but "kde".
Anyway this seems all kinda ridiculous because it's about some potential problem when using kwallet as the secret service and kwallet configured to use #gpg as the backend? I never knew that was possible.
Anyway, currently I'm using #keepass with its secret service integration to make all this work.
the need to ask for the removal of flatpak to push snap into flavors, and here I'm talking about the intention, no matter they all agreed
the fact that some packages like chromium lies installing snap
the fact that the store doesn't even support other sources like flatpak, while the old one does
all of this make me think of an imposition. Tbh what I see in this matter is the desire to push snap but not having the courage to call it what it is: a choice.
@mirkobrombin No argument from here that Canonical's handling of Snaps, apart from whatever their technical merits may or may not be, has been a mess. If Canonical has so much confidence in Snaps, why not make them opt-in and pitch them with lots of PR about their benefits?
I'd try an all-Snap or all-Flatpak distribution. But, as of now, neither offer me any advantages in a mixed environmont with debs or rpms. They introduce the disadvantage of coping with multiple packaging mechansisms.
@manuel@gnulinuxitalia Partendo dal presupposto che sono consigli e non verità assolute, per un nuovo utente consiglio senza dubbi ZorinOS.
Leggerissimo, base debian-ubuntu, bello da vedere, stabile, facile da usare e configurare.