banned-users

Just use C# in that case

what's the purpose of Access

Access basically already has all the functions of excel built in

Its a database tool

kind of like Publisher, I just don't think it serves a purpose

Your right

Oh i use it at work

It's kinda stupid

There is no way to publish databases as programs

You can set logins and have guis to deal with the data in the database

They can only be used in access

Or compatible programs

Which is so weird

You can make such powerful stuff

But I don't want end users to interact with access itself

Which is so funky

It basically just let's you make fancy stuff for yourself

So use c# to access the database

And then create some interface for it

I'm no cs major

Complete shit at programing

C# guis are easy

Maybe

Drag and drop

Never really tried it

Oh

How is that drag and drop

Is this some editor

Visual studio

Visual studio let's you drag and drop c#

Wat

Like scratch or something

C# gui elements

I have been using visual studio for awhile now

Switched over from atom

You have to type for the event handlers

VS Code is not VS

Ope

Yes

You righy

That's the vs your talking

Right

I have messed with that before

Primary becues there was some exploit at one point and time with it

You could run powershell as root

Or something

Regardless

Funky peice of software

Never really messed around with it

Kinda a linux girl

Not a huge windows power user

hat's off to you then, you have far more patience than I

Idk

Windows seems more complicated at this point for me

If that makes any sense

I mean look at it

Nothing infuriates me more than containerization, but linux is a close second in terms of squandering what they could be

How many settings managers are there

I love a lot about Linux

I love using it in the abstract

Control panel, metro settings, admin tools, it's a mess

but things which should be simplified, or made accessible aren't, on any major distro

With linux

There are no convoluted managers unless you add convoluted managers

Everything is its own entity

And there are so many options for these entities

my problem becomes (similar to containers) things have way too much trouble coexisting on Linux

once you move beyond standard use of an OS, which covers 95% of people

for which even Chrome OS would serve their needs

Chrome os is weird

I kinda love it

I have problems; not that I can't do something, but that something requires so many extra steps

Yeah

or takes an hour to diagnose a simple issue

Things don't integrate all to we'll often

it's why I've embraced the hypervisor life FUCK containers and fuck linux machines which do more than one thing

Just keep the machines simple

Try not to install to many redundant packages

Try to stay withen repos

I like to have a separate testing machine to test and see which packages will use which dependices to make sure I'm not downloading dependencies for nothing