At least not an operating system like a certain “text editor”.

Fedora KDE is a good one.

https://fedoraproject.org/kde/

Why is the terminal useless?

Now we just need to rewrite the Linux kernel in Rust

Never assume Linux works like Windows. You’ll be confused.

You also do not have to use Pop because it is generally praised for its easiness. There are a few other good and easy to use distros out there, like Fedora, Mint or openSUSE.

There are also a few DEs out there, with the two most popular ones being KDE Plasma and GNOME

If you want to use KDE, I recommend you try out Fedora’s new KDE version.

While not all, you also should know a few very commonly used commands to use in the terminal and maybe some basic troubleshooting skills. You don’t need to be using the terminal all the time, if at all. Some common stuff is pretty much doable with a GUI nowadays and you’ll probably be installing your applications through the DEs builtin software center. Pop uses a customized GNOME, so you’ll be using the GNOME Software Center. KDE has Discover.

Since you do game, I suggest you check out ProtonDB. This is a database of rankings of games that work with Proton (Wine) and some even natively. If you play games from Epic, GOG and/or Amazon Prime, you should check out the Heroic Games Launcher. For any other games, check out Lutris. Do note that you might have a bad or good time depending on your GPU vendor. AMD generally works out of the box while NVIDIA might not work as nice as an AMD GPU out of the box. But I think Pop has the option to install the proprietaty NVIDIA drivers during installation, so make sure to select that if you have one. Nouveau isn’t as good as the proprietary drivers.

Regarding your other software, I don’t know whether Reaper will work with Wine. If you don’t mind switching to an alternative, we have Kdenlive and GIMP or Krita.

I used podman. Though you probably can use Ansible, if you want it simple.

There are also a few container management UIs like yunohost that let you deploy Lemmy with a click, but last I checked, it used a very outdated version of Lemmy. There’s also elest.io.

Are you using the package manager? If yes, try refreshing your mirrors.

That information is stored in the database of the instance you’re on. Note that this only affects the UI. It does nothing more than make blocked users invisible for you. They can fully interact with your posts, comments, view your profile, etc.

Hm, true. I guess site bans are simply not federated. You’ll have to look it up manually, for example when you can’t access any communities of that instance. You might want to ask about this and about the possibility of having site bans from remote instances federate in this community.

Check the modlog and filter by your username.

It literally says “Firefox Send client” in the title.

You can install some Linux distro and then install a docker management web UI like coolify. Requires little terminal knowledge. Though you should learn the terminal.

Try the Fedora Server distro, afaik it should come with Cockpit installed: https://fedoraproject.org/server/

The not expandable ones are categorized as a Link and the expandable one as a Image.

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/98932-faq-affinity-on-linux/

They didn’t say they never will. They don’t have plans for it, but they won’t rule it out. (Unless the FAQ is outdated and they said they never will somewhere else)

We won’t rule out making a Linux version of Affinity in the future if the right Linux distro comes along with a reliable deployment platform that will allow us to recoup our development cost for the Linux version.

I guess they could use Flatpaks here if they don’t want to deal with packaging it for every distro.

Mostly the package manager and even the rolling distros’ packages being more outdated than arch everytime. AUR is also very nice to have. The only distro I found that did spike my interest alot was NixOS.

I switched to Arch Linux for the memes, but now am unable to leave it. I’ve tried a few dozen distros, but none of them are as good as arch for me, I always come back to it. It’s like arch is my perfect distro.

Well, the purge content status could be shown. I don’t think there is a better way.

Well then, there’s the answer.

Is it deleted or removed?

Deleted means that the creator deleted it, which won’t be logged to the modlog. Removed means a moderator or admin removed it, which will be logged to the modlog.

It could also be that the user was instance/community banned with the purge content option enabled. Which might confuse you, because the posts won’t have a modlog entry regarding their removal. The purge content option’s status is not logged along with their ban. So be sure to check if they are instance/community banned as well.

You just create one, it’s pretty self explanatory I’d say. Click the “Create community” button in the web UI. If you are using a Lemmy mobile client, I think none of them support creating communities yet.

Also check out:

• !newtolemmy@lemmy.ca
• !communitypromo@lemmy.ca