As hardcore goes, they have a decent flow, dude hits his mark on his screams and doesn’t waver, drums, bass and guitarwork are good. 8/10 band in a 5/10 location. The legendary part is the meme-ness of playing that in a Denny’s, and knowing and allowing the crowd to mosh there. As a scene, it’s funny at first glance.
You mean…
this right here?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbPwaAFHDG8
Back then: “wow there just must’ve been a falling-out, man, they were such good friends, I hope it’s nothing to do with Suzie, man, oh darn.”
Now: “Maaaaaaaan, Aaron, thank fuck you got that idiot out of your house.”
Yep, soooon, but really it doesn’t make or break anything for me.
X11 (to me) just means a project already works and there’s nothing to fix.
Tbh, if Mint had a KDE version, I’d use it instantly, no idea why they want to dedicate resources to remaking the same desktop everyone else already makes, but worse.
Simpler than that. The movie was made because Nolan saw the Titans movies and thought, “someone should make a not ‘ass’ version”.
Movies you haven’t seen:
91% 89%
“this might be good, idk… nah, probably not.”
They hear. .Ml is full of stoop kids. They don’t leave their stoop.
Christian Faith Madison kills herself to fulfill a divine prophecy
flips through the script
“who wrote this shit?”
Is the coroner’s name Morty Deadstuffer?
Linux Mint, maker of ‘Slow XFCE’ aka Cinnamon
Gdm is slow and buggy comparatively, imo. Gnome has always lagged behind on stability and speed for me, and Cinnamon doesn’t do much to fix those issues for its simplicity.
For its simplicity, were I to choose less features and the minimal design Cinnamon goes for, I’d rather just have XFCE instead. Similar look and function, more mature, if older.
This really comes out if you try KDE on a lower-powered system like an ARM phone. KDE-touch is way more grounded and quick than the gnome solutions.