You reminded me of fd. Thank you!

Somewhat OT, but some commands can be annoyingly inconsistent and/or confusing as well. Examples:

cp requires the -r flag to copy directories recursively, while mv does not need any additional flags.

find searches for files in real-time based on various criteria, while locate uses a pre-built database to find files quickly. I know they have separate use cases, but for beginners…

The zip syntax is straightforward for both archiving and compressing. For example, zip archive.zip file1 file2. The tarsyntax on the other hand is confusing, especially when adding compression. I mean, look at this bad boy: tar -czvf archive.tar.gz file1 file2.

Wonder if I should post this under !unpopularopinion@lemmy.world. 😄

There is non-smart TVs with a Netflix app installed?

Say I do that.

Streaming can be done through the browser. Which frontend would I use to access the regular TV channels?

“Nothing personal. Needs must, bro. Needs must.”

💥🤛

This!

Good I’m on Tumbleweed then. 😁

Seriously, I will test it in a virtual machine.

Good point. Which distros handle it well?

Is depends on your perspective.

But imagine how foolish we all would look if this would happen. 😁

Pixar sees these put up all over their offices.

(For those not yet in the know, this IGN report reveals trouble within Pixar.)

Interesting. Gotta try that.

I have P2Play installed. It only supports 1 instance at a time. 🤷

Are there any clients that support multiple instances? It would improve my feed if I would see content from several instances at once.

You can. That’s what I meant with folders. But I cannot position these icons and folders freely on a grid like the Win10 Start menu allows. Still, Gnome comes quite close.

Thank you. I might just have to switch to KDE for that. Will install KDE on my current GNOME environment. Will give it a test drive.

Thanks for the suggestion. I looked at it. It is basically a simplified Windows 7 menu. Decent, but it doesn’t go far enough for me.

Gnome itself is actually not bad. It has a full screen menu and arrangeable application icons and folders, but I cannot group them the way I want, let alone resize them. I wish there was something for Gnome, but I don’t see it.

Perhaps I am asking for an edge case. Even Microsoft has dumbed down its Start menu in 11 to essentially a mobile launcher. Too few people seem to want that.

This looks great.

Suggestion: a step-by-step “howto” with an example or three to make it more useful for beginners.

At least they’re moo-ving.

In fact, we need MORE CO2!

Wake up, sheeple!

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Big Oil puppet.