How could Firefox or Chrome block a system shortcut??

Not even that, because Gnome probably already has a shortcut for the emoji picker.

The thing is that I can already do Super+. (or was it ,, can’t remember now) and I get shown my emoji picker (which is not the GTK one, but the KDE one) for ANY app that I am using. No need for Firefox to help me on that.

In which situation does it make sense for Firefox to call for it instead of you yourself? This seems like bloatware to me.

Just drop Manjaro, people. We have CachyOS already. EndeavourOS if you please. Move on from that historical mess!

Blaming software for COMPLIANCE with the law is STUPID, people. I expected some of you would be more intelligent.

Well, it’s very easy.

I assume you have already linked your Google account with your Plasma user through the “online accounts” setting.

Then, you just go to the calendar app, or widget, and ✅ whatever Google Calendars you’d like to see from all the ones you have.

It does. It does perfectly. At least since I’ve been on a KDE stack (2020).

But wait, you can link your Google account since like… Forever now.

Insecure by design ®️

You’ll really thank yourself if you leave the Apple ecosystem ASAP. You’ll very quickly realise you’ve been virtually jailed and manipulated into spending too much for incredibly restricted technology.

Anyone with Nextcloud Memories setup? I’ve read it’s the only one that still respects a sane files and folders setup, whereas the other options basically force you to forever use their database-based system and files are terribly organized, so you are forced to use their interface.

“AI code” is being added to the Linux kernel for years now.

Are you shopping for a different OS?

I am willing to bet more than 80 % of programmers nowadays have AI assistance. It works. It saves time. Code is still public, reviewable.

You can either accept the new reality or hide in the woods.

Everytime this happens, I wonder if these news are simply fake, planted by the government to make people feel like “you’ll get caught”.

Everytime this comes up I have to remind everyone that many of the beloved “base programs” for Linux systems are MIT and nobody is going crazy over them. Xorg, Wayland, Neovim, Zsh, htop, curl…

I thought it was going to be interesting compatibility shit and turns out it’s just the weirdest alias ever.

Why would anyone think of “Windows version” when using Linux??

Been using it for years without trouble.

Nextcloud has Nextcloud Talk, and you could add the Collabora or OnlyOffice plugins. There you have it all.

I’m not saying that Mint is bad. But with Kubuntu or Fedora KDE you get more overall support, and KDE software is much more used, developed, tested and supported than Mint’s self-mantained things.

There is a much higher chance of KDE thriving in the next 10 years than Mint.

This is my opinion, of course. And based mostly on my subjective observations.

I’ll never understand how people recommend Zorin or Mint instead of the, much more Windows-like, and HUGELY supported Kubuntu or Fedora KDE.

KDE Plasma is the way to go.