You call your ISP when their network is down and they tell you to restart your router at home.
You complain about Firefox performance vs Chrome and they tell you to clear your cookies.
You question why systemd needs an http server and Lennart personally closes your bug report and marks it as WONTFIX.
You ask for thumbnails in gnome file picker and somehow 12 years pass.
You question object-oriented programming techniques and they tell you to use more design patterns.
Why can't anyone own up to their mistakes?
Austin Brooks
>You ask for thumbnails in gnome file picker and somehow 12 years pass. Ain't you an entitled motherfucker
Luke Foster
Human are lazy. Making up an excuse is usually less work than actually solving the problem.
Samuel Phillips
>You ask for thumbnails in gnome file picker and somehow 12 years pass. Uhm... But Gnome has thumbnails in the file picker???
Ryder Morales
thumbnails for ants
Mason Perez
That's why you have the preview????
I don't understand this meme, it's the same """"issue"""" on both OS X and Windows too.
Charles Young
>it's the same """"issue"""" on both OS X and Windows too.
I don't know about OSX but it's not an issue in Windows.
Pic related, large thumbnails. The preview in the standard GTK picker only shows when you click on an image. The thumbnails are so tiny that if you have a large folder filled with images - like a reaction image folder - it's a lot harder to find the image you want.
Nathaniel Baker
Okay, I'm full of assumptions. This is how it looks in OS X and Chrome anyway.
Adam Roberts
On the top bar in your screenshot there's a button with 4 squares that looks slightly like the Sup Forums logo.
Press it, and you'll have proper thumbnails.
This option is not available in virtually every Linux distro. There's an easy-to-install patch for Arch though.
Thomas Clark
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Nicholas Miller
>This option is not available in virtually every Linux distro This is a desktop environment thing, not a distro thing.
>There's an easy-to-install patch for Arch though. WHICH DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT YOU FUCKING COCK SUCKING NIGGER
Liam Cooper
bruh..
Asher Perez
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Aaron Murphy
>This is a desktop environment thing, not a distro thing.
It's a GTK filepicker thing, and almost every single DE and WM uses the GTK filepicker.
Brayden Bell
>what is KDE >what is Qt
Lincoln Ortiz
Go ahead and show me your Qt filepicker when used from a browser.
As far as I know, KDE is the only DE that has a usable filepicker. It's the exception, not the rule.
Joseph Peterson
>Why can't anyone own up to their mistakes?
Because, as everyone who has spent any time in the internet knows, many(or even a majority) of the users are stupid. So when someone has a problem, it's all too easy to assume that it's THEIR fault somehow. After all, it must be working just fine for the majority of users, otherwise there'd be more complaints.
Gabriel Ward
But KDE uses Qt....
William Gomez
I know it does.
But that doesn't mean your browser will. Firefox for example is hard-coded into using the GTK picker unless patched otherwise, which is often more a hack than a solution.
GTK/Gnome applications will use the GTK picker regardless of your DE. This is why it's an issue.
Evan Hughes
Firefox is for SJW cucks anyway. No wonder why the femnazis in charge of that wants to rape the patriarchy with GTK
John Allen
I haven't used Chrome for this, but I'm fairly sure the same issue is there too.
The issue is also prevalent on Firefox forks.
Gabriel Collins
It's not, Chrome uses the system file picker because it isn't a GTK application but embeds its own window drawing stuff. Which is why all the quirky Chrome stuff (like your profile name in the title menu) works everywhere.
