Not really, Chromium’s version just increased by one with every release. It’s kinda the same as the second number in the semver designation.

Coincidentally, I’m getting way more replies on Lemmy from people who don’t get sarcasm, than on Reddit.

Weird post to see when in the middle of rewatching ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’.

Afaik from Helsinki to Tallinn it’s like thirty minutes on a ferry, so even tourists tend to visit the latter together with the former. (Which, I now realize, I failed to think of when sitting in Helsinki not knowing what else to do.)

Finnish and Estonian languages are closely related. Unlike Finnish and other Nordic languages.

Explains why I don’t see beans in shawarma despite the dish being basically the Middle-Eastern burrito.

Not difficult to top, since it looks like nineties’ shitty typography, but with a sans-serif typeface. The way better example is Butterick’s Practical Typography.

‘Suum cuique’ predates Nazism by millennia. ‘Arbeit macht frei’ is newer, but is also not theirs.

Yeah, they only need to replace about fifty thousand GPL packages, and voila, Ubuntu’s laundered! Should take only about a hundred thousand years at this pace, very realistic.

Nah, I’ve got an ancient machine with too little memory. However, you reminded me that I might want to look into NixOS just to check out how it works, for better or worse.

That’s familiar, yes.

Possibly yes, but I don’t think that makes the overall statement distinctly better.

messaged around with additional repositories a lot

Gotta say again, as an APT user, I have no idea what “messaged around with additional repositories” means.

Thanks again for the info. However, I can’t remember when I ever had to ‘fix dependency problems’ with APT. Maybe when I ran Debian Testing for a while, or if I added one too many external repos, or if I really really wanted to run two explicitly conflicting packages — but still it’s such a foreign thing that I can’t recall if it actually ever occurred. Apparently APT’s reputation for most solid dependency resolution among package managers is quite well deserved.

Thanks. Just to clarify, by ‘fixing dependencies’ you mean upgrading the packages?

Come on man. I know what KDE looks like. Running a VM for a bit won’t help me learn what issues occur with Fedora sometimes.

Got it, thanks.

Uh-huh. And how long do I need to run the VM before I run into an ‘isn’t stable’ situation? Half a year, a year, more? Am I supposed to use the VM as my main machine during that time?

it’s relatively stable until it isn’t. If you don’t have time to fuck around, use mint.

Elaborate please. I’m weighing installing Fedora for KDE. What kind of fucking around should I expect?

Talk to yourself as you would to a friend

I prefer to be honest with myself. While I don’t saddle my friends with my problems.