Microsoft Windows had this 30 years ago
Microsoft Windows is superior in everything to nigger Linux
Linux users are idiots
Fuck GTK
Cameron Clark
Evan Wright
go through 10 candidates one by one until i find the one i was looking for?
Ryan Garcia
So you’re saying it’s broken? If Schizo Terry can make TempleOS then some dumb CIA nigger monkey at MIT can redevelop the shitty Linux kern. Torvalds is a niggerlicious faggot.
Luke Fisher
The day that every application I use moves to GTK3 is the day I either
It hasn't quite encroached on everything I use yet, but I feel it in my bones, it's coming soon. GTK3 looks like fucking garbage with Adwaita, and without it, a lot of widgets blend together because it's constructed to use the one(tm) only(C) theme, courtesy of The Linux Desktop(R). The GTK3 filepicker is easily the worst part of it though, it's got so many problems and inconsistencies that I can't even imagine how anyone with a functioning brain thought it was even a remotely good idea to push any of the code that's involved in this dumpster fire.
The user should be served by his software, not the other way around. Somehow the idiots at Red Hat missed that memo.
Dominic White
I'm actually hoping for GIMP to make a transition to qt5.
Parker Garcia
Praise Terry.
Charles Clark
God bless.
Matthew Williams
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The problem with qt that absolutely bewilders me is that the filepicker changes depending on whether KDE is running or not. Without KDE, the qt5 filepicker (or, at least, the one I got when I was playing with qutebrowser a couple months ago) is even less functional than either the GTK2 or GTK3 filepickers. I don't know if it's necessary to be running some daemons in the background, or if it's only necessary to have some KDE5 packages installed to get the really nice one in the second image of the OP, but the day I figure that out is coming soon. I'd really rather not though, there's literally nothing wrong with any aspect of GTK2 and everything involved in GTK3 is simply change for the sake of it.
Also
Not that I wouldn't appreciate it, but I'm not holding my breath, less I suffocate.
Carter Turner
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