Just installed Fedora 36 and realized it has filepicker thumbnails. Will chuds ever recover from this?
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Easton Rodriguez
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Jose Davis
>He puts page zoom controls in the infobar
Fucking based!
Blake Garcia
Thanks brother, i'm just like that
David Powell
>still stuck with the list view in 2022
Ahem.
Nathaniel Barnes
Well, better than nothing. It works for me.
Hudson Parker
You have to admit KDE looks like vomit though
Landon Russell
>You have to admit KDE looks like vomit though
They don't know what good design looks like.
Don't even fucking try, KDE plasma looks better than the first few versions but it ain't good.
Jordan Perez
So is this actually new or i'm being retarded? I don't remember having GNOME thumbnails in the filepicker AT ALL. Right?
Cooper Torres
>Don't even fucking try, KDE plasma looks better than the first few versions but it ain't good.
I tried many times to get used to it, even with nice themes it looks and feels like shit and vomit. Also literally crashes. Also you can't turn off the compositor at startup when using wayland. KDE should not be allowed to exist.
Justin Ramirez
That's not a thumbnail, it's a preview...
Jacob Hall
firefox implemented its own a long time ago, it's not available to other gtk applications though
Ian Howard
imagine being such an eyelet.
Charles Ramirez
You poor fool lol
Here you go
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Daniel Gray
Cameron Morris
Never had a crash with kde. But had plenty with gnome.
i had plenty of smaller bugs on kde though. But at least unlike gnome it's usable and not designed by egotestical trannies who think they know better what makes a good DE than their users.
Mason Reed
You don't even know what filepicker thumbnails actually are...
Joshua Scott
Of course it's a germ
Austin Bennett
Thumbnails are the ones that are on every file. What you are seeing is a file preview after selecting it. That one has been there pretty much always but it's painfully slow to click each file to see them when KDE has them all in a big grid.
Adam Powell
Never crashes on my computer.
Lets face it. You either use a shit computer or you have never used it and you follow the Any Forumstard diatribe.
Chase Parker
KDE is good though, fuck GNOME
Jaxon Cruz
>Also you can't turn off the compositor at startup when using wayland.
Isn't that an inherent Wayland problem because it forces v-sync from the compositor?
Isaiah Bell
this is the firefox one, now check the new GTK4 file fucker, you can't select multiple files, you can't even see a preview of the file
Ryan Collins
1. KDE rarely crashes
2. Function > looks
3. Learn to customize. KDE looks like what you want it to look like
Fags like you need the abortions.
Grayson White
Not based if you don't have the button to toggle the history sidebar