I recently switched from Windows to Linux and i’m currently using CachyOS with KDE Plasma. I’d really like to rice my system, but I’m struggling to make it look as clean and polished as the setups i see on r/unixporn. I’ve tried themes and widgets, but everything still feels a bit default or just messy.
For those of you who rice KDE: -What should i focus on first? -Any must-have themes, widgets, workflow changes or any nice decorations that i can use?
Hi everyone, any chance anyone has knows a archive or saved artwork from the user that went by many names in deviantart called shinyblackcurls/eternalcircle/silkencandy/divinehairpower/silkencrownbrush/shiningwaves108. They mainly focus on long haired artwork and there are bits and pieces around deviantart through commissions and stuff, but I was wondering if there was someone who saved all or most of their artwork?
every time i try booting nobara kde nvidia linux from by USB it shows this error, i tried it on my laptop and it showed the same error. i used both ventoy and rufus, even balena etcher. same error every time. i tried disabling and enabling secure boot, tried MBR and GPT. Now, sometimes it does let me into the nobara setup, but once it reaches 93% it freezes and nothing else happens.
Does anyone know why this is happening? sorry if my explanation is bad im new to this. I also tried searching on google but the answers people gave didnt help.
This may stretch the terms of "worksafe", but I remember seeing a video in an art museum exhibit in the mid-2010s with garbled collage, kind of "LinkOnDrugs/AwfulFawful YTP-like", visuals (pic related), one of which was a character from a cartoon I'm not allowed to mention outside of its containment board edited to appear to be performing oral in the bottom-right corner. I think it was by Jon Rafman but that could be a false positive. I swear this wasn't some weird dream I had. Does anyone know what video I'm talking about?
For a course, we need to create a prototype for a water quality verification station. We are currently in the phase preceding the prototype, so we don't have a final idea yet.
Our initial goal is for everyone to have a simple method to test water quality.
We would just need someone to quickly answer the following questions:
1) Who are you and where do you live? (E.g., student/professional, urban/rural area, house/apartment...)
2) Is water a concern for you? (Yes/No, and why? Do you trust your tap water? Do you have pets? Do you water a garden?).
3) If you could test the water quality, what would you look for? (E.g., Potability? Presence of pollutants? Quality for your plants or animals?)
4) For you to use this tool, what should it be like? (E.g., Highly accurate, small and discreet, very inexpensive, connected to your phone, simple enough for anyone to use?)
Hey, boys. Any of you English majors or writers? Could I get advice on how to get better at writing stuff? Looking for books, sites, anything. Not sure if I should've posted this on /adv/ or /lit/, but whatever.
Hopefully you don't immediately suggest I memorize Joyce's Ulysses or something, even if I find that idea very intriguing. Pretty sure an ESL could never get that far (writing on par with Joyce), but it's fun to try, to test what's the limit of one's own capabilities.
All types of non-fiction/fiction recommendations are welcome, as long as it's quality, yeah?
