Wise considering the lack of security on wine.

I may have once mentioned once that I was searching for a specific system load monitor...

I out of nowhere found which one it was...

gkrellm was what I was seeking all along...

I recommend someone add this to the repo here you mentioned starting/have in place.

Btw, couldn't load website till recently.

Btw, when I said compiling is an option, I should clarify, I meant wine, not chromium or ungoogled chromium.

Wine actually isnt at all hard to compile, as long as you have the multilib stuff supposedly.

Actually, I found what I wanted just now...

something like this:

https://rwm.sourceforge.net/Screenshots.xhtml

Are there any like that on your page? Those look awesome to me.

Not relevant persay, but which chromium is this btw? Regular, or ungoogled?

You can try compiling from source though if this is an issue.

I used to do that all the time on non-mainstream distros.

I recommend people do the same, if this issue comes up.

Though it might still be frustrating. If you have a lot of cpus and more than one comp, its wise to use one for compiling, probably recommended at a slower speed if you want to be extra careful regarding heat.

The other one, do whatever probably.

Worked for me many time.

Hope this helps somewhat.

Actually, I just remembered, puppylinux has some! I wonder where I can find them tho.

I'll look another time maybe.

That image says it all.

Gnome, KDE and Ubuntu use it, which is an automatic bad sign, given its other problems.

Always examine anything that the eye candy Desktop Environments or Window Managers if they require dbus, polkit, systemd, networkmanager, pulseaudio, pipewire, or zeitgiest...

The dbus part is probably on the lower end of that list as far as most are concerned, but the others, especially systemd and zeitgeist, are just, no.

My only guess is they use primarily C programming.

I had thought it was made in lisp, but not sure now.

Also, I think the dev has more than enough brain cells to know that bloatware is common enough already.

We don't need more.

To be fair, I consider him a genius more than all the other wm or de creators.

CDE I might consider as a desktop environment in future or  continuing using JWM instead as I do already.

Question, seriously though...

Doesn't unity look similar to Gnome 3?

If it is that one,  that will be a tough task.

Anywho, just wondered

Yesh, sorry... will stop.

I don't remember when this nonsense even started or who started it.

@MiyoLinux

Like I said though, if someone is towards 100 on one side of the scale, in the case of right wingers lately, 95 mostly and some other right winger say its Google, is more like 85, because they resist certain stuff out of sanity to keep them safe, not because they actually care about anything but money...

The people with the 95 score will accuse the people of 85 of being too liberal.

Conversely, the same can happen on the left wing scale.

I am aware that my views would look like communism to most of the nutjob right wingers in this country, given that I don't have a fondness for copyright, trademarks and patents and if they were to continue, they would need be 10 years in every conceivable way before going to public domain, no extensions allowed, etc... not to mention, I would want all these greedy companies that get subsidization to lose it without any compensation whatsoever, including fossil fuels and tobacco, alcohol products and ban surveilence by corporations and ban the pat-riot act and similar bs laws from existence.

Force the web to be debloated back to a 1.0, or 2.0 state, back javascript and java and other likewise bloated technologies from being used for anything.

Would also want corporations to be taxed 100 times more than they are now, given they already dodge taxes anyhow.

I could go on and on, but my point being,

they would see me as a 2000 point score liberal.

Reality is, there are some europeans who have these views and they looked at as being the bernie sanders of Europe in the sense of how the country views their thoughts.

That's what I have gathered from all the youtube comments I have seen in the past on politics videos and getting into open source or as some call it libre software, etc...

PS, I begin to wonder if Google's idea of open source isn't so much that its Proprietary open source software, as much as:

Sneaky  Open Source Software

To be honest, they probably don't need to make anything proprietary at this point in their services as long as the code is mega hard to change like redhat.

Btw, I mentioned that redhat is a spelling for hatred for a reason.

Its like a self-fulfilling prophecy.

When they choose that name,  it was almost like they ironically predicted their own future!

The follow-up blog post you mentioned started out actually funnier than I expected lol.

the part where you responded to him saying contribute to the guide instead, your response has already started out hysterical that soon.

Though, maybe I should mention, that was actually the funniest part for me.  Went down in quality after that little by little I thought.

The first, was brilliant, the fifth, was amusing, the 8th, was a bit confusing as to the joke there? I assume it has to do with it being experimental software? Idk...

The rest, meh...

That being said, I enjoy sarcastic trolling more than regular trolling usually, so that might explain why I feel this way if you didn't understand before.