I’d rather heat a tot in good condition.

Yeah, a lot comes down to how comfortable the user is messing with things.

KDE starts off looking simple, then start to feel super complicated, and then goes back to seeming very straightforward - all depending on a user.

Your perspective is valid, though a lot of window manager/DE preference is completely subjective. So everyone’s going to have a different experience.

Like others have said, it’s very dependent on work flows and personal preference.

I dislike the MacOS interface. Gnome and its derivatives aren’t that, but it borrows enough design cues that I don’t find it intuitive. (Though I recognize why other people do find it intuitive.)

Most other DEs jive with me. I can effortlessly switch between Plasma or XFCE. I like Enlightenment and LXQT, but generally don’t go for them first. Cinnamon is fine, but I like most others more.

I like to play with things. I’ll get my hands on a beat-up old laptop, try a few distros and desktop environments on it, then find it a new home. Linux makes it great to experiment like that.

Counterpoint: no you don’t

What do you call a pig with three eyes?

Yeah, all this exactly.

My desktop is pretty old, but I still use it for blender and 3D printing stuff. I don’t need anything too complex - just stability (including compatibility with my Nvidia card). No need for complex partitioning, partly because all my files are on my NAS. And the antiX package manager is much better than Synaptics - I should figure out if it works on other flavors of Debian, too…

I’ve played with tons of distros. I run Bazzite for gaming, and I love Endeavour for productivity. But I keep going back to MX on anything a little older.

Yes, and if I am not on the road there are fewer people on the road. And therefore risk is reduced.

If he drops the weights on the floor, he’s a shitty deadlifter.

Chumbawamba

I love Toby.

That’s 525,000

You’re off by 1,000

Everyone knows the sun was not replaced with a giant LED.

LEDs give no heat. It was replaced with a giant halogen bulb.

Nobody’s saying they should. We are saying that most companies would. Because most companies do.

I stopped wearing disposable shoes several years ago. So when they start to where out, I bring them to my cobbler to get repaired.

Beep beep boop.

It’s only, what, 5 years away?

Just like 5 years ago.

Corporations cannot research because they are entirely human-made, abstract things.

Humans can research.

Weezer.

They have exactly two songs.

One song, Buddy Holly, is good.

Every other song of theirs is all the same song over and over again.

GIGO in its purest form.