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firn@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Vanilla OS 3.0.2 released with Linux kernel 7.2 and GNOME 51
4·6 days agoI really liked this distro when I tried it when 3 first released. I’m on Debian stable gnome and may just switch over to get gnome 51 because gnome 48 is feeling a little too old at this point.
I already use flatpaks for everything so that won’t change much at all anyway.
firn@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Proton users cancel subscriptions following CEO Andy Yen’s “loser thinking” remarksEnglish
4·9 days agoTuta mail and calendar has been a real easy switch. I imported my emails from proton and just started a fresh calendar because I could and it was a good excuse to clean mine up.
The iOS apps work well and the experimental flatpak on desktop has been totally fine.
I have very little complaints so far tbh. I’m not like blown away or anything but everything just seems to work.
firn@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux Mint Devs Introduce New System Monitor and Terminal Emulator Apps // The devs also introduced the Unfold archive manager and added a preview pane in the Nemo file manager.
11·11 days agoI’m excited, I’m installing LMDE today and looking forward to getting these tools soon.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Compared to All That's Out There, is KDE's Kate a Good Code Editor?
2·11 days agoMan we’re the same person lol I too use geany for basically everything and tried out Kate because it felt more feature complete but it just isn’t. There is nothing I can do on Kate that I can’t do in Geany that is relevant to me. Mostly Lua programming and markdown editing.
I’d say just make a theme that fits the KDE style and use some breeze icons in the editor to make it feel more like it belongs and use what works and is comfortable.
I still use gnome and so I made a gnome builder editor theme and made the whole editor look like gnome builder and it works wonderfully. I bet the same is possible for kde.

Guilty lol