'cause we know this relationship has its ups and downs but isn’t over yet

If only it were so eco friendly

“Please move all comments from in-line to the line above, and add a separator line”

It’s possible he actually doesn’t like Haunted Chocolatier, therefore escaping back to work on Stardew Valley when he can’t force himself anymore

Wasn’t it the subject of a videogame for the Commodore Amiga?

I use sidebery, I find it even better

Ctrl+Q terminates the whole program at once and you don’t lose any windows.

Oh btw, just like Ctrl+shift+t reopens closed tabs, so Ctrl+shift+n reopens whole windows, with all tabs.

Weird. That’s one issue I didn’t have, luckily.

It slows down A LOT over time, the bigger the file, the faster, it seems… I close and reopen it often, luckily it launches in an instant

Why not use Debian? Non-free packages issues?

Yeah, unfortunately 1.0 is the version I’m talking about

I do keep trying, but I miss what I’m used to. I’ve tried a VM but it’s too slow, and I fought with GPU Passthrough but gave up. I do hope the whole Trump situation pushes the EU to support Linux more, but I’m not holding my breath.

As someone who hasn’t used Ubuntu since the time they used to mail disks for free, may I ask why? Why not install another distro?

US defaultism strikes again, is this carpentry as in building houses or carpentry as in building furniture?

I’ve been… Struggling with FreeCAD for a while. I really want to support it, you know, open source and all, but it’s really rough. Something that takes 10 minutes in SOLIDWORKS takes at least one hour in FreeCAD, not accounting for crashes, and complexity increases time exponentially.
Importing and placing .step files is rather difficult, big assemblies tend to degenerate despite careful binding; I try to bind to the origin as much as possible, often sacrificing adaptability, but it still gets messed up after a while.

I’m missing SOLIDWORKS after converting my last Windows PC to Linux

I’m one of those dirty wasteful Italians who buys bottled water, I’ve always got ~50 litres of water at home, and I live in the dampest part of Italy anyway

Coating wires to make windings may prove tricky tho

As long as groups of people (states?) are locked in deadly competition, there can be no slowdown, anyone who does gets conquered or obliterated.

I mean, all those WebKit browsers are descended from Konqueror, which was free and open source. But those were different times.