com certeza a média é puxada pra cima pelos estratos de renda mais alta e talvez um dado melhor fosse a mediana ou a moda
por outro lado, eu acho que isso reflete mais ou menos bem a desigualdade de renda entre os estados e a gente consegue ver bem onde teve a mão do estado pra aumentar a renda: são paulo pelas políticas de industrialização, sul pelas políticas de branqueamento, mato grosso mais recentemente pelo peso do agronegócio na política
my point is: most of the time, the problem with being autistic are the people around us, not the autism itself
case in point: op’s autism wasn’t a problem when they were hanging out with their friends
the problem is always other people, isnt it?
anyway, i hope youre able to get the hell out of that house eventually
only with other x11 applications
Even on X11?
yup. i think it had something to do with video calls or screen sharing, which are essential at work
the nouveau driver works fine except when it crashes for no clear reason after some hours of usage
not too many alarms, though, otherwise they become noise
i heard about that. sadly my gpu is so old the latest driver that supports it is the 470 driver
keepassxc’s autotype
also, nvidia
first of all
I mean no malice towards you and hope this doesn’t seem aggressive or angry.
don’t worry, that’s not at all how you came across. different points of view, that’s all
anyway, i’m not going to have the energy to reply to this point by point. i will say that i might be biased for being a total linux nerd, so things might appear easier to me than they actually are (even when i take that very fact into account, i’m sure there’s an xkcd for that). but my main point still stands: having multiple DEs installed is a supported configuration in most linux distributions. it’s not a hack or a fringe corner case, even if it might not be recommended for beginner or even intermediate users.
there’s still one thing in your comment that confuses me, though
Maybe forgetting which text editor worked best and seeing a dozen in the application launcher and start searching for the right one
don’t you just use the default one? maybe you like a specific text editor and then you’ll need to change your defaults, but you wouldn’t need to that for every single case
except ubuntu isn’t a desktop-only distro
you might also not be considering corporate workstation in an intranet
it’s also a microkernel, double ew
some nuisances are not so ignorable
that’s subjective, so i’m not going to question your preferences
however, i have both gnome and plasma installed in all my systems and there are some things i’d like to point out from my experience
having duplicate apps all over the place, each with their own settings, so if you forget which one you are using, you might find yourself spending more time in settings than desire
the defaults are DE-specific, so usually you won’t need to think about this, as gnome defaults to gnome apps and plasma defaults to kde apps. it’s not common for something like gnome’s file browser to open pdfs in okular or vice-versa – though it can happen sometimes
the one time this was a problem to me was when, for a while, opening the directory containing a downloaded file in firefox while running plasma would open nautilus instead of dolphin. but then it got fixed on its own
i’m not saying problems can’t happen with that system, just that they don’t happen all the time for everything
switching DE’s can cause browsers to log you out of everything
i have never seen that happen. the closest i got to this was getting kicked from slack because i forgot the keyring password
then there’s the fact that some use gtk and some use qt so title bar buttons and program menu’s can become confusing and ununified
but that doesn’t have much to do with different DEs being installed, does it? the toolkit choice is entirely up to the application
can these things be ignored? sure, some people can. some cannot, such as people with ADHD for example
not to invalidate anyone’s experience with adhd, but, for the record, i have adhd and this has never been an issue to me
my point is: having multiple DEs installed is pretty common and fully well supported. nearly every single session manager supports it (the only one i can think of that doesn’t support that is xdm). there are some small issues that crop up from time to time which might put you off from doing it (which is fine), but this is not some crazy kind of fringe unsupported configuration
and you can uninstall everything from the other DE anyway, so there’s literally no problem about trying it out
debian is boring as hell and that’s why i love it
debian updates usually go pretty smooth in my personal experience. last time i had an annoying problem with the nvidia proprietary drivers, but that was an exception (i had no such problem in previous updates) and i think it was my fault
unless they have stable instead of bookworm on their sources.list
i made a spreadsheet of debian release dates, graphed the days between releases and calculated a probable release date based on last release date + average days between releases* +/- 1 std deviation
if i remember correctly, bookworm was within my predicted range (apr-aug 2023, i think) and we’re now fully within trixie’s predicted range
*before etch (4.0), release intervals varied wildly, so I don’t take those into consideration
that sounds like a bug. check bugs.kde.org to see if anyone else has reported something similar to this. if not, report it
is this official policy? i usually update my tumbleweed installation with discover and when i tried updating from plasma 5 to 6 from the terminal, the plasma session was killed and so was the update process, leaving the system in a broken state