I don’t know, but I think it’s works on Wayland too. Probably something built in.

On Plasma Desktop, pressing Ctrl+Alt+ESC kills anything you click on next, instantly. There is truly nothing you can’t kill that way, even the desktop itself.

Way more than that aus already been spent

I’ve read the comment, but that’s not how taxes usually work. (It is, however, like a lot of people with little knowledge about the topic think tax deductions in general work - which makes me suspicious)

It would take bit more of the than that comment at face value to convince me that apparent law exist(ed)

It really seems like these would be more expensive by more than the tax benefits

Both systemd and pulseaudio were more or less directly architected after MacOS’ design of Core Audio and launchd.

Really shows how little you actually know.

Can you tell Cron to catch up on the things that should’ve happened but didn’t because the system was off?

Good thing it’s editor agnostic so everybody can do the right thing in the end and choose nano

Clearly this is LFS (Lute From Scratch)

Ich nicht

I’m not sure what kind of eggbeaters would survive smashing potatoes, but I’ll live in fear of them from now on.

A regional dialect doesn’t a whole language make

They’re just astral projecting there

Then you were definitely lucky with the timeframe. Arch specifically sometimes has updates you need a recent version of pacman to even apply, which means you’ll be left behind if you wait for too long. Last time was the switch to .zstd compressed packages: if you didn’t have a pacman that supported them you had to manually go and find a pacman from the correct time frame plus all it’s deps.

Geil

That would be “Unfall”

Really? It was very noticable to me when I didn’t have screen tairing anymore

Dunno, but looks at man service.unit I think)

# nano /etc/systemd/{system,user}.conf
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DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s

You’re welcome.

I think you misunderstood the previous comment. Not the devices need to be configured correctly, but the network they’re connected to.