I have reached a point where installing or removing packages is no longer possible until I rectify a conflict between a piece of KDE with a piece of chromium.
I have better things to do than fight this.
This is like going back 10 years in time.
Presently enjoying the new KDE dark theme. A refreshing exercise in minimalism and simplicity. Four stars. …NEXT!
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One thing about working with Mac and Windows, you don't have to fight a mountain of dependencies every time you want to add something.
@hybotics No. Especially not with a Linux distro. I made one of those from the ground up and had several hundred customers using it.
I think it's the fact that a lot of hate and revulsion comes from ignorance. Eliminating ignorance generally eliminates the hate. It isn't always the case though. I jyust approach these things with a "I am missing some point here" mindset.
@larand I can see drugs and heavy machinery being a viable alternative to what we're in for.
For instance, a sane person would say, "I love this thing. I should experience it more. That thing over there that I hate can go die in a fire".
No, I have to swallow my revulsion and head right back in. "WHY DO I HATE THIS? THERE HAS TO BE A REDEEMING VALUE HERE OR SOMETHING I AM MISSING"
It's ridiculous.
Starting to wonder if my , "I must understand this thing I hate", fixation is nothing more than a virulent strain of masochism.