The type of person to buy a Mac replaces their devices constantly

Windows is slow, buggy, and overall shit software, even on high end computers.

There are instructions on the repo on moving to the fork, you need to download a specific version to do it and then update.

It’s not by default, I’ve used it before and it worked fine

@RemindMe@programming.dev 6 days

Looks like a flight there’s a tag saying airline

In Australia you get an amount proportional to how much bill you have, so that wouldn’t work. (Unless you don’t have enough, then you get nothing)

All is meant to be everything, local exists for what you are talking about.

Rather the opposite.

BSD is based on Unix, and Linux isn’t, so it is way more Unix than Linux is.

I’ve only used OneUI, on other skins can you not make it that shape?

I put stuff in places, then immediately forget where

View > user interface > tabbed

Seems to be under “view”

How do I use it?

Dual booting is done for you in the installer, at least for mint.

I might have to make his right foot a star

“An unknown error occurred.” And you spend hours trying figure it out for it to be something stupid that should just have a distinct error.

The things you say you want are the complete opposite of lemmygrad (and hexbear). I’d avoid lemmy.world, apparently the mods there abuse their power, and the fedi is meant to be spread apart, Lemmy.world is getting a bit big. I don’t see why you should go to a Lemmy instance specific to politics, but the only ones I know of don’t follow any of the things you want. I’d say to join a general purpose instance, maybe one in your country? Or you could join a topic specific instance like the programmer one and the various star trek instances.

I think if this is implemented, it should be configurable for each community. On !perchance@lemmy.world for example, people posting there will often have just made a Lemmy account so they can ask for help. Not being able to post images would make this harder so they would probably just make a post in the old subreddit.