u/Konnnore

hi! I'd like to try using a DOS, but Idk which one is better. I'm thinking about FreeDOS and OpenDOS. What do y'all think? Or there is a better DOS to choose?

it's not for me, but for one person.

the parameters:

• processor: Intel Celeron(I forgot to write the full, but there was "2" later);

• RAM: 8 GiB;

• memory: ≈120 GB;

• acer Chromebook CB315-3H series;

• MODEL NO.: N19Q3;

the needs: installing Microsoft OneDrive locally(I don't use that, so, Idk if the app exist on Linux locally), Google Maps(he's ok with using the site), he won't play any games or using apps like GIMP or Blender 3D there;

the context: the person is old, so, he won't try to learn anything new. Just he got the ChromeOS on Acer, and it created him many problems with, for example, a printer, and Idk how to fix it, bcz I'm not interested in ChromeOS.

Also to those people, who say "you can use MS OneDrive as a site, so, no problem": Ik, but explain it to the old man. I tried to tell him that, but he ain't care...;

my suggestion: hm... Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu. I thought about Mint, but here he can get some issues there. After trying ZorinOS as a VM, I'm thinking about ZorinOS as better option bcz of the Windows adaptation app

I'm learning Kdenlive and I'd like to try to do this effect, but Idk if this is possible. And I mean not manually type:"
TODAY

WE

ARE

GONNA

TALK

" and change the text, but to type:"Today we are gonna talk" and the program should convert it into the effect. I hope y'all understood what I mean

it was nearly 40°C day and nobody could go out from their houses. The sun was unbearable… After looking at the people, I felt uncomfotable: I felt like they are zombies, which could attack anyone if someone asked them "what do you think about the weather?"… I decided to close every door, every windows I have and I fed my cats. I feel safe for now, but I saw a game "No, I'm not a human", and I got scared a little bit, bcz the things were pretty similar: the sun, the visitors…

I thought it was just a game and nothing more, but, when my parents arrived from their jobs, I asked them if they are guests or not. They told me they will make me a guest, if I continue asking such stupid questions. I decided to check them and O… MG… Their eyes… were red red, their hands had the dirt under their nails… and… they told me… I should go to a dentist…

What should I do guys? I feel like they want to make me a visitor!!! I think I should hide under our basement and become a Discord mod for now… At least I love eating mushrooms…

Arch Linux and Arch-based distros are well-known for the rolling realese in updates, so, that means you should update everything pretty often. In the result, it means the system isn't stable and you most probably will need to fix issues, if you get one. But I also heard that you CAN make Arch stable, and I was like:"Whaaat? Hooow???".

Is it true? And what did they mean by that "stable Arch"?

hi! I didn't think I'll need that in my life, but I very need to know how to use CSS properly. I mean what are the differences between one thing and another, what's more popular to use etc. So, I'm trying to relearn CSS.

For the context: I learned CSS in 2022 only to pass the exams and that's all, and then I was like "yahoo! I won't return to the web design ever again!". So, I can use the atributes with classes, id etc, but I can't understand what are the important things to properly use them. I didn't think I'll need to program projects related to web programming. I find JS and PHP quite easily to understand, bcz every thing has one meaning there. It was a bit hard to understand HTML for the first time, bcz I thought every tag has its own function, but when I understood that plenty of tags are semantical and I can just use <div> and <span> if I want, I started to use the semantical tags properly. CSS is the hardest part in Front-End for me, bcz Idk if plenty of things are similar to the HTML ones(an atribute is optional and it depends on you if you want/need to use that) or the programming languages(1 thing = 1 meaning).

Here are my questions about CSS to understand it better:

1. which position is the best? Bcz usually I used "position: absolute";
2. why to use the coordinates(except for the z-index) if you have the margins?;
3. why a lot of web developers prefer to use the paths from a vector image instead of uploading the .svg file itself?;
4. what to use: the standard shadow or something like "filter: drop-shadow(10pt 10pt 6pt);"?;
5. I liked the grid, but I saw a lot of developers use flexbox. Is it important to choose one thing over another or is it something optional?;
6. are the CSS similar, but different atributes important only for the browsers?;
7. what's the point in making something like "p.name1 {}", when I could just create a new class?;

I hope I didn't forget anything, but if I did, I'll make a new post about them

Edit: I can't change the title, but I meant questionS*

hi! Could you help me to find these Chrome extensions if they exist:

1. ???: lets the user sort the comments from the oldest to the newest(it's very useful, when you wanna find the real comments and not "who's from 2169?", "fix anti spiral mojang" etc on the older videos);
2. ???: it's the old filter for the YT search to sort videos from one date to another and sort them(I think it's pretty obvious why it's useful);
3. ???(Hide YouTube Members-Only Button?): hides the members-only button in order to sort videos only by the popularity, newest→oldest and oldest→newest on a channel(not every YT channel has it and when a channel has it, it's very annoying to make some more clicks just to find a video you need/want);

It may be a stupid question, so, ignore me if that's the truth, but I like Kdenlive and Krita the most as KDE projects, and I'd like to donate even a dollar if it help an open-source project I like and use. So, is every KDE thing connected in the donation context? I mean if I donate to the KDE Homepage, I support Kdenlive and Krita equally or how does it work?

https://preview.redd.it/s1ogrnovwkmh1.png?width=446&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe6f958b125bbc4830d13f0d086e92feeb668d74

hi, I'm interested in buying these Proton products: emails and cloud storage. I'm thinking about trying this plan for 2026-2027. What do you think about this?

Also could you answer these questions?

1. let's say, I bought the plan and the year is over. I didn't buy any their plan again for 1 month. So, will the emails and the information inside them be deleted?;

2. (the main question of this post) the plan says I'll have 15 extra email addresses for me. Are all these 15 emails fully isolated or they are connected to each other? For instance, if something happens to email4, for example it got huge bans in different platforms, then every other email gets the issues too?;

3. the same as the 1., but here about deleting information from Proton Drive if I didn't pay after using it for 1 year;