| 30 Jan 2023 |
 treequell | In reply to @hypokeimenon:envs.net
In this context sketchy means questionable or suspicious. I means something else in another context, but that's completeley unrelated to GOS :P | 19:41:25 |
| treequell | In reply to @hypokeimenon:envs.net
In this context sketchy means questionable or suspicious. * It means something else in another context, but that's completeley unrelated to GOS :P | 19:41:33 |
 jpappas | Looks like older definition is related to a "sketch" or outline. "Of a light, flimsy, unsubstantial or imperfect nature." | 19:41:34 |
 Fran | thx guys! | 19:42:24 |
| treequell | In reply to @jpappas:matrix.org
Looks like older definition is related to a "sketch" or outline. "Of a light, flimsy, unsubstantial or imperfect nature." For example some sketchy scaffolding on a building | 19:42:41 |
| treequell | In reply to @jpappas:matrix.org
Looks like older definition is related to a "sketch" or outline. "Of a light, flimsy, unsubstantial or imperfect nature." * For example some sketchy scaffolding on a building would be dangerous to climb up | 19:42:53 |
| jpappas | 1878 H. S. Wilson Alpine Ascents i. 16 A scrappy sort of sketchy fragmentary breakfast. | 19:43:19 |
| treequell | In reply to @jpappas:matrix.org
1878 H. S. Wilson Alpine Ascents i. 16 A scrappy sort of sketchy fragmentary breakfast. Yeah a mountain climb can definitely be sketchy. Also a really narrow road with big drop when driving | 19:44:06 |
| treequell | Anyway I'll shut up now :P | 19:44:26 |
 Bruno | what's the point of using Gnome on systemd-less Linux? I've been trying to find out for 5 days, with no success | 19:44:48 |
 0xC0ncord | In reply to @esselownitro:matrix.org
what's the point of using Gnome on systemd-less Linux? I've been trying to find out for 5 days, with no success In case you wanted to use Gnome but without systemd | 19:45:17 |
| 0xC0ncord | There isn't a "point" | 19:45:30 |
 siang | :D | 19:47:15 |
| siang | Download screen-20230130-204620.mp4 | 19:47:20 |
| Bruno | I thought Gnome is designed to work best with systemd, to the point it's not a good experience to use it on systems with other inits | 19:47:57 |
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| jpappas | In reply to @esselownitro:matrix.org
I thought Gnome is designed to work best with systemd, to the point it's not a good experience to use it on systems with other inits Seems like it should work fine without it. At one point systemd did not even exist. Most of the DE is after boot and not background tasks. | 19:59:50 |
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| 0xC0ncord | On Gentoo at least it's possible to use Gnome without systemd since most of the systemd bits that it requires have been extracted to their own packages that Gnome will play nice with (elogind, eudev) | 20:27:30 |
| onyo_888 | hey | 20:27:47 |
 Crylo (he/they) | In reply to @esselownitro:matrix.org
I thought Gnome is designed to work best with systemd, to the point it's not a good experience to use it on systems with other inits kde is better anyways | 20:28:49 |
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 psi-0 🇺🇦 | In reply to @greenprocyon:riot.firechicken.net
kde is better anyways This 👍 | 21:17:43 |
|  Matthew changed their display name from Matthew to savagepeanut. | 21:18:18 |
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| psi-0 🇺🇦 | Gnome is oversimplified and tries to force its workflow on users. | 21:19:46 |
| Crylo (he/they) | pretty much the only thing gnome has over kde is it using the unencumbered gtk instead of qt | 21:21:05 |
