^ computer witch ^
^ self-taught 3D modeller ^
^ 🏳️⚧️, fan of girls ^
^ old enough ^
^ anarchist 🟥⬛^
bysee them uncombined here
meanwhile I press a key combination by accident on windows, all my windows disappear, and I have to go look up what the fuck I did through 10 SEO blogs. pressed something on windows 11 and my screen got dark and I have no idea what that was or how to figure it out.
on OSX things work 80% the way you want. and then you run into a thing you want to do differently than apple wants you to do it, and suddenly it's impossible.
the one caveat I'd put on this is that with the current state of search engine technology and linux, while you can find what the settings were at one point, there's no guarantee that those settings still work or whether the entire subsystem that was configured by that setting has been completely replaced and now the setting lives somewhere completely different
I would argue windows comes out worse with the current state of search engines. But yeah, hard to guarantee you can look up anything right now.
yeah I wouldn't disagree
a couple weeks ago I had to work with a friend of mine to get into the audio output settings, past the new restyled windows 10 audio output settings into the old control panel, and finagle all of their audio devices into the correct disabled/default states to get discord audio to work and it took like 45 minutes, despite knowing exactly what I was looking for
this is strong motivation to actually document how my systems (especially the fileserver's services and encrypted pool) are documented at least. from a "okay your boot drive just exploded but you have this file, go" perspective.
