Lol. Same thing happens with me. I always install a popular software, immediately find it unintuitive and badly designed, uninstall it. Then I install it again in a few days, weeks or months and then learn how to use it. Then I rarely uninstall it.

Yes, I am trying it out. I get it doing what I want for the most part (mostly basic stuff).

Omg the last 15 seconds

And a sewer system

Nobody should go and fight

Perfect but US has meddled too much for far too long to just give up on its commitments. It has to clean up its mess.

They should not start new wars, that is for sure.

I have noticed in comments and other online forums that people with smaller screens don’t like tiling due to this exact thing. This is a solution, sadly not implemented widely.

I love Linux. You can do this and there is still room for change. I hope some day I too make such a custom thing.

That is not the point of the discussion

This world is too cruel

I have 19" screen. It saves time, especially when you open a tab for minute, then minimise it.

Sounds interesting. It is a whole new world

Yeah. But the public is stupid enough to be brainwashed into thinking that the war was just and needed.

Tremors (1990)

Why did the US promise protection then? Bunch of fucking cowards, I guess.

Please stop, you are hurting me with facts

The lack of any comment saying “Half life is not retro gaming” is concerning to me.

I have tried using workspaces on Mint (without tiling) and it felt decent. PopOS has a different philosophy about workspaces which I feel makes more sense with tiling. I will give it a shot.

They will probably gradually change things. A sudden change to the DE can be jarring and confusing to most beginners (to whom it is marketed)

I don’t know anymore. I used to think the same thing but then Popos does it automatically.

What do you use it for? How much does it make your experience better?