This is great news, because GNOME System Monitor itself is a resource hog which is annoying when you’re trying to find out what is hogging the resources on your system!

I do not understand the appeal of this broccoli haircut.

I use the vi family of text editors in a CLI environment because it is part of the POSIX standard.

Even if nano is the default, vi will be there too, and I can just use that. Plus, if you know some basic vi commands, then you can get by without nano, and you don’t need to know nano to use it for basic stuff as it shows you the key combos.

Voyager is all I’ve ever used to access Lemmy.