Po-tay-to po-tah-to doesn’t really matter to distinguish between them when what I meant was clear, although I probably would’ve said first world if I was nitpicking my post before sending

I don’t mind finding work in Japan… …if it wasn’t so hostile to workers

So far, Japan is near the bottom of my list for western countries to work at, and I would much rather find a job in Korea instead

??? But I use it???

It’s possible, there is a shared standard for music in Linux

I’m only saying this to get the comments up, I have no clue how cinnamon does it’s UI

Try asking the mint community developers where or how you could adjust the volume adjustment gui and how it would be done with a plugin as an example

Maybe I should share some of my projects here?

It already started with a lot of gaming communities, but most of what I use is already in Linux so no Biggie for me, productive apps being moved is likely very far into the future

This happened to me but with a microphone, I should have a bit more trust in Linux from now on…

I feel those who try gentoo, arch and nix wouldn’t accept the fedora compromise

Most people would be understanding, including your boss, I would bet they would rather keep you at least for a week more just to prevent being short-handed even with an especially heartless boss

Didn’t know Vivaldi had this capability, I just used it because it was the only decent browser with an on/off sidebar till zen

Fedora or opensuse, both works for me equally well but more software availability with fedora

You will Annoy the shit out of people if you play this, especially ‘@@@@@’ at full volume

Make Mac style advert showing everything from a touchscreen experience with fully integrated apps to the most advanced computing one could image

‘all in your hands, have it your way’

Your hardware Your choice Your style

I don’t think that comparison works

Tankies see in monochrome, either he’s genocidal or he’s a socialist icon I guess

Not everyone

gnome is honestly good as is

He enlists into the Turkish army and meets a Kurdish refugee he befriends and they slowly fall in love as they try to bring to light of the Erdoğan scourge and create a Rojava state together

Frankly I would ban headscarfs if I could

Source: Turkey, Circa 1923