I wholeheartedly believe the vast majority of the hype surrounding sports is from gambling.

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Gonna block you too.

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I’d say they’re more reliable than most mainstream western news sources because they don’t have to fear repercussion for criticizing Israel.

Jews might not realize this, but when they persecute people for criticizing Israel, all they’re doing is causing more people to shift from anti-zionist to anti-semite.

Downvote is the default for me since most people don’t say anything of value.

I didn’t downvote him, but anyone who says “fuck around and find out” usually isn’t contributing much.

Nah, I’ve seen the hate-boner for Manjaro before and like clockwork, people like you feel justified in telling others what’s important to them.

Pragmatism > all else. At this point, the Manjaro hate is just a meme perpetuated by losers and those who can’t think for themselves.

Do you also tell people not to install Mint because they got hacked and hosted an .iso with malware? Probably not, because you don’t see others doing it and it doesn’t make you feel like you fit in.

Fedora or Ubuntu

Completely different ecosystems, not replacements for Manjaro.

If they want something rolling, Arch

Yeah, no. Anyone with a brain and some experience this point realizes that people who recommend Arch as a replacement for Manjaro should not be taken seriously.

Goodbye man. Gonna block you now.

I just recommend Manjaro KDE.

It’s very simple and easy to use. It seems likes it’s designed to make transitioning from Windows as easy as possible.

I think when you need it, you can download it.

I thought fonts always looked better on QT DEs.

Whichever one works best for you.

Now that’s an experienced user.

Fantastic distro.

None of the criticisms people have against it affect me.

Manjaro.

It does what I need it to in a way that is convenient and accessible to me.

I agree with pretty much all of their design decisions and am just looking for a preconfigured Arch.

Been running it exclusively for the past 3 years and have no inclination on switching.

That’s fair.

I’m glad I don’t rely on any of that, personally. Aside from the trackpad, which works as it should.

Yeah. I’m really annoyed by this trend of having programs that could function offline require connecting to a server.

faster flip phones

I don’t think speed was a complaint anyone had about phones right before smartphones launched.

People were mostly concerned with cell phone plans. Talking used to be charged by the minute, texting was charged per text, and data was practically non-existent.

Cell phones have come a long way, but I think a lot of people take for granted just how much cell service has improved. I pay $25/month for a single line that gives me unlimited talk, text, and data (Visible). Couldn’t be happier.

Heh, I actually really like the way you put that.

To be fair, though, KDE is pretty unified. Not as unified as it could be (or gnome), but it’s close.