Thank you so much! One more thing: would there be a way to check if the user has playerctl installed on their system? Or is there a Python package like it?

I like to use white on a transparent/glossy color.

Kind of like this (very old pic I know):

I feel JavaScript should be more of a backend scripting language, like with Node, than a frontend. PHP can already accomplish a lot of what JS can do, just on the server-side as opposed to client-side.

PHP+CSS is really all you need to make something feel good. People often use JS to make a site look good, yet it usually suffers in functionality.

Woah what theme is that? It looks cool.

Looks interesting. How does it compare to FreeTube on desktop?

No no, I think they mean “I’m sorry you feel that way.”

You guys have a smell after you sneeze? I just feel pain throughout my body after them sometimes.

Anyone have names for all the distros in this list? I only know about half of them.

*Matt Daemon

United States of Britain or USB for short

/j

So far, Linux has been great for me for most common apps, however there are a few niche apps that don’t run natively on Linux and are borked under wine.

paint.net is the main issue currently as the devs have stated they won’t make any other ports, and the latest versions have a “Garbage” rating on WineHQ. There is Pinta, which is based off an older version, but it’s not good enough for my use cases.

So, for the time being, I’m stuck with using a Win10 VM with a shared folder to use paint.net.

(And before anyone asks: No, GIMP will not work for me. It lacks the tools and plugins I use frequently with paint.net)

Material Files for me. It feels like KDE’s Dolphin if it had an android port.

How can a programmer explain how a sausage is made? They’re not chefs!

/j

Probably would have, but a few scripts of mine broke after distro hopping, so I had to fix those.

Then I found out about Pomodoro timers, so I wanted to test them out. So, I fixed up some scripts with it.

I haven’t started any new projects yet, though.

I’m open to talk about computer stuff (mainly Arch Linux BTW), video games, and a few miscellaneous stuff, but aside from that, not really open.

Pacman is great until you forget to delete your lock file because you interrupted an update and wonder why it isn’t working.

APT is user-friendly, but a pain to automate in scripts.

the real winner is compiling from source. 😎

For ZSH, I have a script that automatically installs oh-my-zsh and a bunch of zsh plugins, and changes my default shell to ZSH.

For everything else, some files will just get copied over, others left behind. I only “manage” them when I need to view/edit them.

Go in the room, smash the lightbulb. There, now it’s none of the switches.

I think I’ll pass this interview no problem.

Edit: Damn, someone beat me to it. I posted without reading the comments as instructed.

Do you know what version you updated from?

Was this a fresh install?