A lot of it comes down to the fact that many CSD apps, due to how CSD itself works, don’t respect desktop themes such as that which GNOME has, and due to using popover menus as opposed to traditional menus also don’t provide proper context menus.
Due to the very nature of CSD itself, CSD apps often don’t respect desktop themes. It also, unless designed to compensate, oftentimes does not provide proper context menus due to its use of popover menus.
Not as much of a problem on phones or tablets as unified themes across apps aren’t really used as often on those platforms, but it’s a problem that happens a lot on desktop, for example on GNOME.
I have a love-hate relationship with GTK: on one hand, it’s aesthetically pleasing to me; on the other hand, CLIENT-SIDE DECORATIONS CAN KISS MY ASS.
I mean, I generally don’t, but I still find myself having to look sometimes.
With this, you couldn’t even if you wanted to.
Fair enough. :)
I just want to say: OpenShell FTW!
Is it better than PopOS’s NVIDIA-specific ISO?
and Firebase telemetry.
According to Exodus, version 3.0.17 only had Sentry crash-reporting.
Did they add in Firebase in later versions?
We need to straight-up ban images with the pagination still in the corner. -_-
cries in gas station attendant
Edit: Meant “cries in”, not “cries on”. Lol.
Obligatory trans meme. 😋
This statement is a lie.
Me too. But, even good things must end. :(
Silly person, you know not what you speak.
Truly, the only way to be saved is by the grace of the Flying Spaghetti Monster!
impregnating the loser, but often also killing it.
Well ain’t that just throwing the baby out with the bathwater!
Okay, you win! I’m out! xP
I actually was trying so hard to think of a way to reference that but couldn’t figure out how! Lol!
Though, in my defense, that was in an alternate timeline. ;P
I think it’s kind of an unfair comparison. Hubble was made decades before Webb was, when we knew a lot less than we do now.
This is like insulting Shakespeare for not writing with a ballpoint pen.
HELL. NO.
There is a reason I don’t go on Mastodon (or on Twitter, for that matter).