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  • brzrd@lemmy.worldtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldGnome Slander
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    11 days ago

    Coming from MacOS into Linux and landing on Debian/Gnome encouraged me into the world of keyboard-driven navigation.

    I got into customising keybindings and moved to a split programmable mech keyboard not too long after. Three years ago I made the switch to Sway and now on Niri (all transitions switched off) on my laptop. My desktop workstation still is on Gnome and I switch between the two machines (with full keyboard-driven navigation) seamlessly.

    Yes, some extensions do break on updates but I use extensions very minimally and they get patched relatively quickly. For the experience Gnome provides, I dont mind the couple of days that “blur my shell” is broken. The DE remains stable and the keyboard-driven workflow is fast.

    Now that I daily drive a WM (on my laptop) I am thankful I started on Gnome upon landing in Linux. It still remains the best keyboard-driven DE out of the box for Linux first-timers. Perhaps Cosmic will be the other DE in a few years.

    I hope Gnome sticks to its phislosphy as it truly provides something unique, stable and a great entry point into the world of keyboard-driven workflows out of the box.







  • brzrd@lemmy.worldtopics@lemmy.world*Permanently Deleted*
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    1 month ago

    Oh Jeez. Last thing I want to do is to tell anybody to delete their work. Thats not my intent. I came to the photo to be reminded of the place, so I am eternally grateful for the post and photo. Perhaps, repost with the licence plate obscured?

    in the attempt to directly answer your question, all I can possibly say is that someone who is privacy conscious would not appreciate their car being identified. I would feel the same.

    Again, I apologise if I’m bursting your bubble here. Its not at all my intent.





  • I find not being on social media, limiting my exposure to the news and staying outdoors (planting, working with nature and people, immersing myself with live art like live music or a play) makes the difference.

    Things start looking bleak when most of my activity and time is the screen.

    There is also something to be said about overwhelming the visual stimulus and and the subsequent degredation of mental health.

    That would be the first thing I would do.

    However, the killer ingredient is to learn how to sit alone -no book, no activity. To just sit and learn how to be. You will see the benefits over prolonged disciplined practice.

    I find it much easier to do the 2nd thing once the 1st thing is in order.