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Phi Kappa Chi ΦΚΧ <a:yeah:589703000977571860><a:ppHop:536353159615086612>
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
great
movie maker was great
it made it easy to do the one thing I always wanted to do, cut video clips
does it have a normal timeline
or just that storyboard drawer
no, I meant for splicing stuff
can you get a normal timeline
like every other video editor
I'm holding out for Windows 11
one day
because Linux is and will always be a meme
FFS
idk if you guys have looked at 20.04 at all
they changed EVERYTHING
for no good reason
the depreciated apt
The big change with applications in Ubuntu 20.04 is the Software application itself. Apart from a few packages, this graphical application now installs software from the Snap Store. Who is this for
what Linux user, needs a obtuse curated store
because it's the gold standard for Linux
as a consumer OS
I hate sidebar taskbars, but that's not my main beef with the OS
From a consumer standpoint, I think Ubuntu is the only thing that has any chance of being used
and even then
they shoot themselves in the foot over and over
Isn't ELOS built ontop of Ubuntu?
RHL is the current flavour of the month distro for industry
but it was such a pain in the ass to get installed
yes, but it's only recently it's gotten good adoption
last ~3 years
If you had asked me a few years ago
I would have had a completely different outlook on Linux
with Windows being a pile of shit, and most casuals not needing more than a web browser (a la chromeOS, MacOS, or whatever)
I really though Linux could have capitalized
(read Ubuntu)
https://developer.elementary.io/ they have a custom language for app development apparently
yeah, it's just built ontop of Ubuntu
I mean it looks nice, I don't really know why I'd use it
but if I'm ever bored I'll throw it in a VM
