Notices by Hund (hund@linuxrocks.online), page 16

@Ehardy18 The LXDE project switched to Qt because of GTK3 being as bad as it is.

And as a GTK2 fanboy, I can't agree more, version 3 is a joke. And I do understand why Qt is the most logical replacement, even though it looks really bad.

I just whish someone had forked GTK2 instead or just made a toolkit that didn't suck. :)

@joseph But why? Dogs are the mans best friend! :) They should be allowed everywhere.

@joseph
What kind of places aren't allowing dogs? Are you trying to settle on the moon or something? :)

@mike @trawzified @kev LineageOS is Android. The name LineageOS is just the name on the Android ROM by LineageOS.

@mike @kev I choose Android, but it's more about choosing what sucks the least for me. And I wouldn't bash on anyone for choosing either side or switching to any side. :)

@kev @mike Well, I guess I'll ruin it all with a third category. I dislike them both equally. :) I think that you're choosing between two different kinds of bad.

@redandgreen14 I would say that Gateron makes great linears and meh tactile and bad clicky ones. Kailh BOX with their clickbar makes them the best clicky and their linears and tactile are possibly better than Gateron.

I would say that both Gateron and Kailh is averall better than Cherry, but that Cherry has a few things they're better at. So there's no obvious winner, it all comes down to personal preferences.

But the best tactiles is Zealio hands down. :)

@benoitj I can understand why people prefer them, but as you said, having the pointing device in the next room is very inconvenient. :)

I have a bumped on a second layer myself.

@istvan I'm hoping that the one Sentraq is working on is turning out good. :)

It sounds like a fun keyboard! Blanks is very convenient and affordable. And QMK is a must have! :)

Haha, I don't think that most would be use it anyway, regardless of the keyboard. :P

@chozron The only thing I use the mouse for is games and Gimp. :)

@kensp That suck! I hope there's an hones soul finding it though! :) I'm part of the weirdos who doesn't even own a wallet. I have 3 cards and I only carry the ones I need with me that day. :)

@v0idifier @unicornfarts @Tusky Same here, it has never crashed on me.

@redandgreen14 […] too light, you can always buy springs and replace them yourself. It's a bit of work if you don't have good tools for it though. :)

I paid about $16 for my gold plated 60g bouncy springs from SPRiT. They're a bit lighter than the springs in Cherry MX Red. I have weak hands. :D

There's also Kailh switches, which I would recommend above Gateron, which is better and still cheap, but they have issues with cracking the stems on keycaps.

I hope it helped. :)

@redandgreen14 Zealios cost the same as Tealio. But they're very tactile! Some say that they make Cherry MX Brown feel like linears with dirt in the housing.

They also come in a heavy version with 78g springs. MX Brown is comparable to maybe 60-62g springs. They're also available with 62g, 65g and 67g.

But if that's too pricey, then I would recommend Cherry MX IG you want something average or Gaterons if you're economical. They all have their pros and cons.

And if you find any switch […]

@redandgreen14 Your own office? That's fancy, I wish I had that as well. :)

Cherry is in the middle, both in terms of quality and price. They cost ≈$.40. I'm into linears and I like Gateron which is smoother and cost only ≈$.20, while my favourite is Tealios which cost ≈$.80. They're 4 times more expensive than Gateron, but not even close to 4 times better. Cherry sound better than both though. So it's not always easy.

For tactiles I would recommend Zealio (tactile version of Tealio). […]

@maxigaz @artixx Thanks, I'll try it out. :)

@timapple Oh. :P

Is it just me who's most of the time having major issues with Searx.me only giving me a "search error"?