I think majority of people do not know what torrent streaming service is. But it’s fine because we can stream more freely.

I see what you did there ;D

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it just doesnt feel right

Thanks, in the future I will provide this as vertical video in short story format on video social platforms.

I would not be so sure that I will understand. Wouldnt it make sense for you to explain for (L)users like me now instead of waiting for me another 10-20years instead I could use your advice now and change my life for better or worse?

Thanks it means a lot to me

You can shrink dock or hide it… but anyways so much we dont know

just because of the nature of the post, i thought die hard linux fans will find it nsfw ;D

Since when design is rocket science especially now when there is AI which could create better sleeker design than apple

I like your constructive criticism. You are good people 👍

kde is shit looking, sorry bro, no karma.

Cosmic does seem a bit different from usual linux desktop environments. I am intrigued. I does look like something I would try. Kudos

i am not looking for a distro that looks like macos. Why linux distros look like shit is more like a question. They do look pretty lame and the same, even the supplied wallpapers are absolutely tasteless. You know what I mean? Is the GUI the hardest part of programming?

It’s shit I tried. Looks terrible in actuality. Also ties to copy mac. I am not saying Linux have to look like mac. They can look unique but be good. Lol

I just looked up, what about librespot? Does anyone have experience with it? Would that help to achieve such results?

I understand these tools download music from spotify servers imitating that you are streaming or “downloading for offline listening”? Are there any risks of getting a ban on the account or something? It would be better if tool would extract already downloaded music for offline listening or intercept download when you press download on spotify on premium account.

Interesting. Maybe my next monitor should be 240hz. Now im currently running 100hz

What do you do with 240hz on linux? I understand people who game on windows and need 240hz, is it even noticeable beyond 100hz when not gaming? Please elaborate