Hi ChatGPT, write code with no memory or logic errors to perform <thing you want to do>.

I’m not sure how to talk to ChatGPT, I’m assuming like Siri.

Alternatively there is weechat. I haven’t tried them back to back so I can’t tell you which one I like better

You don’t have time be on arch, gentoo, etc to heavily customize your system - you can customize on Ubuntu’s. That the beauty of Linux.

I’d argue that we need more /wayland/ tiling WM. But you are right that most desktop users (ie. OSX, Windows) just want something intuitive that makes sense. They don’t want to learn i3wm. But once you do learn it, it’s hard to go back

Why should I post someone else for DNS records if namecheap is handling it just fine for my use case?

Nope. I’m not sure if I should be happy that I’m not the only one.

I prefer to be called daddy. Godaddy

I like running my email server, because I justify it with my use cases.

If you like to spend time conversing with support about why your IP is on a blacklist, or why your email is being sent to spam (or outright rejected - I’m looking at you Microsoft), and then trying to increase your domain and IP reputations, be my guest.

Otherwise, a service is generally best

I mean, I use namecheap. I’m thinking about throwing one of my domains onto cloudfare just in case.

If you don’t like namecheap, some people have been suggesting porkbun or something.

It’s important if you’re building a brand, or if you’re dumb like me and run your own email server

I’ve lost my domain too. It took me two years to get it back. Hopefully it won’t be squatted for long

Time to register that domain before OP gets it…

Have you tried a key hook and a safe?

Sorry. Couldn’t help myself

What about round cube?

Why Thunderbird

Is cinnamon based on gnome 2 or 3? It’s 3 that I detest

Learn the command line. Embrace the command line.

And thank you I’ll check them out when I finally switch back

On a scale of Ubuntu install to LFS, how would you rate qemu’s difficulty to install?

I…. dislike gnome. I’m not using Linux now, but I’m moving back if I’m forced to change to Windows 11.

Is there a KDE equivalent?

Looks a bit overkill, as I just use workstation pro. Do you have any familiarity with it to see if it’s easy to run a single VM?

As someone who is once again trying to setup an email server, it’s more work than it’s worth for like 99% of people