just stick to LMDE and cinnamon.

If you’re worried about them bugging you, it might happen regardless.

Cinnamon is fine enough for a “fire and forget” installation, and comes with user friendly enough guardrails. Part of the ease of use is due to Cinnamon based settings.

If you’re hellbent on KDE for them, why not just install KDE, and uninstall cinnamon? Whichever KDE flavoured OS you choose is going to have the KDE settings and get them to reach out to you if they don’t get it.

You might also be able to set up a login manager that lets you choose the UI, and just leave both on there. Try setting it up like that on Gnome Boxes and see if they can manage either UI or if you can manage to set it up that way.

Bro on the left too young to remember socialist fraternal kiss.

https://imgur.com/gallery/these-old-russian-chinese-communist-propaganda-posters-look-like-gay-couples-vacation-pictures-de4tW

The ones that do live together on a commune somewhere

LMDE is the good middle ground. New user friendly, but with options to immerse yourself into the debianness if you need/want to

Or the tutorial written for Ubuntu users works without having to think about different package managers

yes

It’s missing daily medication for old age related illnesses and glasses.

I’m in this picture based on vibes, but don’t possess the goods listed there.

It’s perfect for my 8 year old laptop

yep. I just wanted to do a contrast based joke, since even though he has “absolute power” the allure of the story of valve is that he behaves in the opposite way.

So apparently Gabe Newell has absolute power.

And he runs Valve with an iron fist barely caring what the employees do.

how they will kill physical games and the 2nd-hand-market (and the lending of games) for the poorer.

Yeah, I remember when you could buy a physical PC game and then resell it when you didn’t want it anymore… oh wait, they’d always fucking refuse 2nd hand pc games, and not even give refunds because the CD key would have been seen by someone.

Power own

Owkzillary mowde

Worms 3d was 3d art but the action was on a 2d plane.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmng1dtxT1g

you must be mistaken

Worms 3D was in… 3d.

I think, as the name suggests, this is a tactics kinda game instead of… mortar style gameplay of the first bunch of games.

I got into GH when I was getting into some truely weird shit (for 2000s) and picking up the guitar. I’d learn scales and music theory on the actual guitar and play covers on GH, if the song was in there.

GH2 was hitting the sweet spot. I wanted it to get weirder than primus and rush. It never really got there.

Since this isn’t going to bring out the tech death, I realise that I was never going to get back into it. It also seems to lack some of the charm that the original GH had, which they lost as part of the transition to Rock Band anyway.

At least it’s not fucking EA or Activison.

This isn’t a sequel to jazzpunk I’m disappointed.

*looks inside*

It’s a generic 3rd person action game. 🙄

Jazzpunk is awesome, but there are no decent trailers for it.

The on-stage kisses happened more than once at emotional high points in their shows.

Oh my god they were bandmates

They should do the same for boardroom slop next. If you focus tested it and manufactured it as a product, it’s not music

I’m pretty sure I can prove MTG trained the Stable diffusion early versions.

The prompt was “a sorceress”

Again, you and the other art crammers are forgetting the central point : STEM is an umbrella term to bind similar fields.

The ideals of cross-discipline collaboration are not under threat just because the logic topics are having a special little get together.