It's really a shame, though. btrfs is permanently unfinished, and zfs has the wrong license. End result is people stick with ext4 or xfs most of the time anyway.
Because MacBooks have subpar displays, at least the M4 Air does. The iPad Pro is a better value.
REDUCE. REUSE. Recycle.
GNOME's design choices are either extremely good or extremely bad. I like the general workflow, but the panel looks like some crummy i3 config. You could almost get rid of GNOME's panel altogether, placing the network…
It's really a shame, though. btrfs is permanently unfinished, and zfs has the wrong license. End result is people stick with ext4 or xfs most of the time anyway.
Because MacBooks have subpar displays, at least the M4 Air does. The iPad Pro is a better value.
REDUCE. REUSE. Recycle.
GNOME's design choices are either extremely good or extremely bad. I like the general workflow, but the panel looks like some crummy i3 config. You could almost get rid of GNOME's panel altogether, placing the network…