One of my favorite desktops. For hardware reasons I can no longer use Mint on my laptop and sometimes I really miss it.
I think I am a creature of habit, but I don't find the vertical panels comfortable.

Well, look, I didn't know about that.
I've messed around with the DarkRoom, but out of curiosity rather than necessity.

@whoololon my theory is that it made no noise. In the video the guy doesn't even flinch and I think he doesn't realize until much later.

It could be a montage, but it would seem to me to be a montage that is too subtle for something so "silly"

@whoololon Although all his moves so far seem honest, for some reason I distrust his real reasons. It may be that he simply wants to go behind the Linux wheel but it would also be relatively easy to do things like incorporate some irrelevant changes to things like SSH and over time end up making his implementation incompatible with the original protocol.

He has already done similar dirty tricks with OOXML support in Office or publishing specifications of his document formats that are incomplete or absolutely incomprehensible to developers. And I see it as normal that he does these things. That's why I would see it as normal that he tried a move to end with some free implementation and end up forcing certain sectors to use his proprietary implementation.

If I continue using Firefox it is simply because of the add-ons.
It has crashed incredibly, I care little if it is because it is very powerful (¿?) or that it incorporates something I don't know: what I care about is that it opens quickly and the same with the pages; and in that aspect Opera works much better for me.
Of course the news is appreciated equally.

The last time I tried it in depth was 6 or 7 years ago and even then it seemed to me to be a pretty interesting game. That said, the AI back then left a lot to be desired. I don't know how it has evolved but the truth is that I like to play this type of game online.

Awesome, native USB 3.1 and WiFi.
Now let's see how much that affects the price of the boards.

To a certain extent, it seems logical to me that this type of "remakes" occur, considering the enormous rise of retrogaming and the great acceptance of other projects like the miniNes console.

Definitely SSHTTP sounds a lot better.