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I recently checked out KaOS' new iso with niri. It did look neat, but it had exactly the issues I just described. The window management shortcuts were unfamiliar, it took me like 15 minutes to figure out how to change keyboard layouts (in part because the general presentation suggested that there was probably a GUI method, but there wasn't), I couldn't even make dark mode work easily.

I could probably make niri work for me if I really wanted, but it's a lot of work for no real benefit. I'll probably just end up moving to sway in a couple of years when it becomes really unreasonable to keep using X11, since that one is actually designed to feel similar to the window manager I'm currently using (i3).

Arsestralia lol

I feel like opinionated linux distros that already firmly moved to wayland must already exist, but I haven't really seriously researched this. KaOS, maybe?

I didn't really have the patience for distro-shopping in recent years. I favor keyboard-driven setups, and the few times a distro offers that out of the box the shortcuts and config files are different enough from mine that it's annoying to get into it.

Ich glaube nicht, dass die zu dumm sind. Sie wollen nur ganz grundsätzlich nicht im Sinn der deutschen Bevölkerung regieren, sondern sich in die eigenen Taschen wirtschaften.

"old" also means less healthy. No one wants to have backpain and the like, though the particular issue here is probably just the vanity of not wanting to look old (e.g. aged skin, thinning hair, those "I have pain in my back/legs/etc."-postures, or even just having an outdated sense of style).

This stereotype isn't China-specific, though. For Japan, the cutoff point would be WW2, which is the same as for most of Europe.

Interesting, seems like a very gendered issue.

Don't east asian countries put tons of value on seniority? Is this changing, is china just not like that, or is there something else that I'm misunderstanding?

Endlich mal wieder positive Nachrichten!

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