VSCode and Obsidian work great.
cygnus
joined 1 year ago
Write some alt text for us if you're so butthurt about it.
Sounds like my distro hopping, but I don't do it all in one sitting.
Whoa, nice. Sounds like the best of GNOME and KDE combined, plus extra goodies like tiling. I'm not sure I can give up the AUR so I hope I can use this on Arch one day.
This looks great. Is there also an easy way to make it work like "dash to panel", with open apps in the top taskbar area?
Celeste works fine on Linux, or you can use rclone directly.
I've been using EOS full-time (including for work, every weekday) for about 6 months. It's my favourite distro so far. I haven't modified any defaults -- I just use it and install the apps I need.
Linux doing basic web browsing and word processing is not a huge win.
This is what the majority of desktop computers and laptops are used for, so if the majority of people can start using Linux and not care or notice any difference, then that is a huge win. It means more software developed for Linux, more open file formats, etc.
+1 for Activities, it can do this (and more). https://www.datamation.com/open-source/11-activities-for-kde-plasma/
It really is a slippery slope. When does it end???
Given that you're learning Rust, probably getting programming socks and a Blahaj, and then...
They saw a qt and couldn't help themselves.
Sure, but all it does it give you a nice UI for local markdown files. There's no lock-in.