When I first started using Linux, I was told that if I had a problem, I shouldn't give a well-reasoned, well-documented description of what's wrong and what steps I've tried, because everyone will ignore it. Instead, I was told to say that Linux sucks because I'm having this problem and I'd get 3.8 million angry fixes within 10 minutes.

Firebird Suite? More like FIREbird...oh.

I mean, it is.

I don't think that's a standard inclusion, because it's not there on my fairly standard Debian install.

I disagree. Being able to slap the windows key and type the name of the program I'm looking for is one of my favorite features of both Gnome and KDE and I wish Windows worked similarly.

That's exactly my point though. If I'm supposed to vote for the lesser of two evils, shouldn't I be applying that to the rest of my life?

Never heard of these guys, thanks for posting that. Their prices are a bit rough, but so are Framework's these days. Do they offer board schematics like Framework does?

K, so then don't buy a computer because no company is perfect.

Just some fools on lemmy crying about the fact that they gave the creator of Hyprland a laptop and a couple grand, which is apparently enough to make Framework about as evil as US Border Patrol.

So you'd rather buy a laptop from a vendor that gives price breaks to ICE, such as Dell and HP, or one indirectly owned by the CCP such as Lenovo? That's certainly a choice.

So they're duplicating effort to give us a worse outcome? Jesus Christ, a third browser option can't get here soon enough.

But it is being used for train

-ing AI models.