hi :3

I am beyond excited, I expect it to be my next fulltime DE. I like aspects of the GNOME workflow but I don’t like how opinionated it is and how adding extensions or swapping out modules carries a risk with it. you’ve actually reminded me that I want to install Pop and try out the work in progress COSMIC to see how far along it is.

I haven’t read it yet, but I’ve been meaning to read Noon 22nd Century, it’s a series of short stories by a pair of Soviet authors set in a communist future.

I have a secondary drive with windows installed, in case I ever run into a game I need it for but I have yet to run into a game I want to play that doesn’t run through wine. I guess it’s because I only really play single player games and nothing with funky anti cheat, that’s usually where compatibility issues happen.

Fedora because I like it

I like GNOME a lot (currently using Fedora GNOME with a bunch of extensions), but I’m eagerly awaiting the release of System76’s COSMIC since it seems like it’s basically GNOME with all the customisations I end up making anyway, and will be far more modular and customisable.

I use GNOME with a couple of extensions. I tried a few standalone window managers but I gave up very quickly, I didn’t enjoy the experience of configuring them exactly to my taste.

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haiiiii :3

Always been an earthbender even before I knew about metalbending but that made my decision easy (ACAB includes Lin Beifong tho)

Good luck with that lmao

I’m a man (in public at least lol) and I send hearts to pretty much everyone I consider a friend, of all genders.

I only ever used Bitwarden after I switched from Dashlane and I couldn’t be happier. The Android app is incredible, it’s got a great browser extension and it syncs for free. If you don’t trust them to store your passwords on the cloud I understand that but I wouldn’t know what alternative to recommend.

It’s cliche to answer teacher but I think that’s where my skills would be best utilised. I have a passion for languages but teaching is such an alienating profession under capitalism, I don’t know if I could do it. Otherwise I’d love to do some translating work. But honestly, I would probably be happy doing whatever knowing it would serve the needs of the people at large and not just some fat cat capitalists.

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Because it’s an organisation dedicated to upholding capitalist imperialism and thus white supremacy. It was founded to combat communism and took a bunch of Nazis on board for that purpose.

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