Oh my God! They really are superior to us!

Edit: added “/s” at 15 downvotes. Let’s see if we can turn these numbers around. /s

You didn’t self censor your obvious humor??? You’re on social media! 🤨

Nope, that’s the problem with SDDM - it is “meant to be desktop-agnostic”.

I had to work today (Saturday 🥵) and went through my feed beforehand. But I quit after your post to keep that impression instead of all the bad news lol. So thank you for post 😁

Wow that looks stunning. You achieved such an unspoilt look and a great illusion of depth.

and when one drive fails you can boot from the other drive and repair your system

Na ja, ich upvote dich mal, aber eben nur sehr ungern

Ty 😁

Succulents are so diverse!

What’s the fluffy one in the back?

Does Gentoo have something special that other distros do not?

Isn’t there a Gentoo installer like with Arch?

Nope. That’s the “something special”. You do it manually with the help of a very well written handbook and learn a great deal about how an os works. IMO a great experience.

Proclaim the Gospel of W. C. Jesus!

I love this wild mess with these gorgeous flowers and buds in between

Und zum Überleben müssen die Ameisen lernen, den Roboterhund zu kontrollieren – dann wird’s lustig

Maybe you could put another stick on top

A really beautiful Cuprea!

Some time ago I bought a very small Cuprea myself and almost lost it. I found it difficult to keep the soil continuously not too moist, but not too dry either. When there was no leaf left, I repotted it in a Lechuza planter (a combination of baked clay granules, water reservoir and self-watering wick) and it recovered. I guess that keeps the right balance and avoids root rot.

Glad you like it and TIL all the English names for the parts of a flower 😁

Of course it only lasted 2 days but it was worth the wait

Edit: grammar

I believe it’s the first time I see a crested cactus with so much hair. It looks stunning! (Actually it looks like it could jump down and run away lol)

God help us when those two clash

c/AccidentalRenaissance