I thinks only applying this to companies (looking at you, Nord VPN) would be ok, but yeah demand something from volunteers is outrageous

Maybe you could use Kwin scripting API for this

If neither works, try reading through the comments of this package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/noto-color-emoji-fontconfig

You mean AFD and those protests with brainwashed russians?

It must be veryyyyyyy boring to them - even some not so small towns in Germany (Zwickau, Hof, Glauchau etc) can sometimes feel like a ghost town, and this is literally a village with no people living there (except for few families), no stores, no events - I can't imagine living like that

Snap isn't really closed source, it's common misconception, the closed source is only backend (canonical servers), the snap core itself, which is installed on Ubuntu, is fully open source

Edit: snap definitely sucks tho

It's definitely kwin_wayland

It is, but you are not really locked in it

Steam/Proton/Gamescope work outside of steamOS. Valve contributes to open source software, including linux amd drivers, that can easily be used outside of steamOS

OpenSUSE is corporate- driven

No all default, maybe it's just dumb chrome which doesn't detect themes on Linux, try firefox

5.27.6

Also it would sacrifice user experience over "security" - i.e. with default SElinux config proton may not work correctly - see this bug

Can confirm that now it is visible in kbin

I haven't experienced this bug for like half a year

Can't unsee it now

Not incredibly difficult, it just requires 5 min setup, and creating your add-on collection

Imagine every guy of 1000 downvotes would have to explain why they disagree. This wouldn't work well. And also there are platforms without downvotes — twitter, https://squabbles.io/ etc.

Anonymous downvotes are good thing imo - if I want to express disagreement with crazy antivax person, without him starting trolling me, I would be able to just downvote him and go away.

Why do people care about reduces at all

Works better than both Reddit mobile and Reddit mobile web