I need to have aptitude because the TUI is boss. Even if it had less features than apt, I’d still prefer it. It’s nice to know it’s ahead of the curve, though.

Just use aptitude and be happy.

Disclaimer: while aptitude was originally designed to replicate the apt CLI interface, I have never run the search command through it. The TUI is marvelous, though.

The IPA defined their use as such.

It’s the wrong old English letter. Thorn is used for the th in thorn. The th in the and this is Eth. I might be a pedant, but I’m a pedant with standards.

Is that an Enterprise?

For lesbians, by lesbians, with lesbians.

No. Absolutely go with Mint. It’s sensible, stable, and familiar. Ubuntu has its weirdnesses. Mint has gone through LTS changes before. It was fine. More than fine. It’s one of the friendliest distributions around, and one I feel no reservations recommending to someone switching from Windoze.

Their github is licensed under AGPL. Hard to be more open than that.

You set a wallpaper?

!suddenlycaralho@lemmy.eco.br

It adds a layer of incongruity.

The substance >< the exact message.

What does it do?

Ew. I knew about the black odorless poop, but was taught they would only release it after birth. Of course it makes sense that, like all things in life, you can’t say always or never.

Not in the womb they don’t.

Flutter like a butterfly, sting like a Dart.

The joys of dynamic typing.

Clearly an inferior language. /s

Package manager update >< background information update

Unless your chat app requires a package manager update to retrieve new messages, we’re talking different things.

I think you’re misunderstanding it. Most mobile apps have sensible defaults regarding data and battery usage, for instance, not updating (their feeds/server status/whatever networked service the app uses) if not in WiFi.