Look at Kacsmaryk and mifepristone.

Look at Comstock.

Whitney’s was great, no doubt, but nothing top’s Dolly’s version.

Between Brave Little Toaster, the Punky Brewster Challenger scene, and the swamp scene in Neverending Story, it’s a wonder the way I am.

We want Homerun Homer.

It has basic app folders; I just meant some of the controls that you can do in Nova like setting folders to specific tabs, showing apps in folders in main draw, etc.

(I’m on Obtainium Lawnchair Nightly 1/22/26)

Well that’s not going to hold up in court.

This is exactly why the first thing I did was disable updates for Nova, just in case.

I have been using Lawnchair Nightly as my default home screen though; there are a couple of things that aren’t carried over from Nova (mainly folder and tabs in app drawer) but for the most part it’s pretty comparable.

I tried it for a year to compare it to 1password, but I didn’t like the fact that their Notes type didn’t include markup.

If I wasn’t already invested in 1P, however, I would definitely use it and be happy with it.

I just wish they updated OSM data quicker; I’ve done updates that still aren’t represented.

Please Sam bring Colbert to Dropout.

I did read about disk space but it’s pretty clean; it was a fresh install, no Windows.

Home is on a secondary drive, Linux on SSD. Plenty of space according to File Manager.

The graphic drivers are the standard that came with the Laptop; going into Driver Manager showed no updates necessary.

If you’re on Android (not sure if iOS has an equivalent app), one of the easiest things you can do is download Street Complete and take 15 minutes a day to use it in order to fill in information about your neighborhood.

Keep in mind, even IF something could be done by GUI, if you ask for help, 95% of the replies are immediately going to tell you to open CLI…

To be fair, you’d find that with Windows too; someone telling you to run some command in Powershell or the prompt (even Start > Run).

On Linux Mint, most updates and backups can be automated; installing ClamTK from Software Manager can be automated; the Software Manager, itself, is a GUI.

The terminal is helpful but required? Not really.

Doing a pure EU PDS is great; hopefully they do a Webview too, so that moderation and trust and safety aren’t at the behest of US Bsky.

If media companies make it impossible to buy and own content, then pirating is not unethical.

Debian; comes on Linux or on a tiny blue pill.

I think I was about 16 1/2? We did night time (?) Drivers Ed classes in my high school with my geography or history teacher (he was awesome) and then we had road experience with a local drivers ed instructor.

I remember when it came time to do the road test, he actually took us through the actual course first so we were prepared and then during the actual test I got “warned” about being a little too far into the road turning at an intersection to go back to the RMV but the instructor I had backed me up because I had to go due to the other person turning the other way so I could see around him.

Honestly, nothing wrong with not having a license. I hate driving, to be honest. If you can get places without cars (or at least without driving your own, more power!)

I don’t think they’re forks or anything; they’re difference software’s but they interact with each other through ActivityPub, so Piefed can see Lemmy communities and Lemmy can see Piefed communities (it’s also what lets you see Lemmy/Piefed posts in Mastodon and reply with your Mastodon account).

Oh sorry about that! I wonder if it’s a Piefed vs Lemmy thing. Thanks for letting me know! I’ll edit the original post to put it in the body too.