That happened a lot in NY too, I think we called them sticker shops
That happened a lot in NY too, I think we called them sticker shops
That sounds like a lot of trouble lol
Sort of. There are colleges within university in the US too, we just don’t usually talk about it
Retirement accounts for myself and people close to me so we can live off the interest. Then probably a bigger house and a bunch of old cars
I also use i3 and volume key maps, the tray icon I use is just called volumeicon and it can be used to switch sources. I think it has optional dependencies to do it though
Thanks! By configure the sway bar, do you mean that it has a way to display the volume? I couldn’t find that last time I tried to get things configured and ended up just going back to i3
I should have added that I update one of my arch computers like once or twice a year, and the other maybe 4 times a year. The reputation for having update issues is just as out dated as Ubuntu’s reputation for not having update issues
I’m probably the only one here who doesn’t like Debian for desktop lol, stable doesn’t have to mean out of date
What do you do for a volume icon/volume control?
I haven’t had an arch update go bad since 2016, other than a few things that had instant fixes on the home page/mailing list, whereas with Ubuntu I have trouble with every distro upgrade.
I like Fedora’s dnf package manager though, it’s similar to Pacman. It’s been a while but last time I used Fedora I got annoyed by packages being out of date and went back to Arch
Started with wirebase.org because it’s local, but there was a lot of downtime. Switched to lemmy.sdf.org because they’re also local, but are also a really old group that still hosts Usenet stuff. I’ve recently learned that they have never defederated though, and so I’m considering leaving because I don’t believe in giving a platform to obvious disinformation and hate campaigns.