Used to be the case, but nowadays it’s fine to use Discover and the GNOME’s app store (according to the devs on Reddit). The wiki seems to be out of date, which is unfortunately common with openSUSE.

Last edited in 2019. Now at least according to devs on Reddit it’s fine to use a GUI since Packagekit knows how to do zypper dup

Actually that’s not the case anymore. Packagekit can do zypper dup now.

I think you misunderstood what people meant when they talked it being part of a pussy

I despised the Windows way of everything having their own updater either running in the background or only alerting you when you want to use an app.

AppImage to me feels like a big step backwards.

No worries

I was just adding to what you said

I mean this is the reason there are shortages. People fear shortages, so they buy extra so they wouldn’t be hit with the shortages, actually causing the shortage.

The whole toilet paper thing was hilarious

Please don’t use AI for simple things like this.

Simple things seems like the best use of AI

You’re not supposed to have to do it to the same degree as you do with AI

I don’t do anything particular, I guess

Yeah I’m not even American though. We don’t have Fox News lol. But we have plenty strong unions who are voicing the same concern.

Many will vote and enact the complete opposite, which is why I think thinking of them as shared American ideals doesn’t convince me

I’m just pointing out the contradiction between the sentiment and the reality.

Another grim contradiction would be the “ensure every man their freedom” part from your comment. The US had to have a civil war to make chattel slavery illegal.

A year before that poem was written the Chinese Exclusion Act went into effect. Nothing new under the sun.

Hoping for a better life, I’d imagine.

Most governments in Latin America, including Mexico’s, have worked to stay on a good footing with Mr. Trump, even as they have sought to emphasize the contributions their citizens make to the American economy, whatever their legal status.

Countries are upset over illegals immigrants being deported too

It’s kinda wild that countries are expecting others to host their illegal immigrants. I guess the US’s issue is the inaction for the longest time, now when it’s coming suddenly it upsets a lot of countries.

Who cares about all the cheap ass jobs these people do?

Who cares at all of the immediate negative impacts to the economy

Corporations are exploiting even legal immigration to undercut unions and keep wages down, illegal immigration is much worse.

But line must go up, I guess.

Does China accept a lot of immigrants? From the numbers, it either doesn’t seem to accept a lot or don’t have many takers.

US takes back its soldiers and Honduras takes back its citizens. I guess it would be a fair exchange but one side is going to be way more fucked by that than the other.

I wonder how big of a part this stuff mentioned in the article is

The move would present grave risks for the small country, which depends on the United States as its largest trading partner and a source of humanitarian aid.

If it’s anywhere near it or larger they’ll be in a real pickle since Trump is absolutely going to use trade and aid for coercion