I cannot avoid reading that as “Je-sucks”

I didn’t actually try it, that’s just the joke that’s floating around. “GNU HURD, like GTA6, will never be finished.”

For all I know, it’s still in beta stage, even if it is usable.

I’m interested in other DEs, i swear! I just don’t use them, or like them!

Replace Linux with NetBSD, and then I’ll just put my entire hand on the touchscreen

Probably would also work with Linux

The year is 5495. HURD will probably be complete by then.

And you can’t forget the BIOS password

I used to be able to. Then I got a new computer… and I was still able to.

Then a few months later my typo rate increased, correcting them quickly got harder, and I derailed more often. (How do I fiz my jeyboarf?) Sometimes it feels like I’m derailed even when I’m not.

QWERTY only, I have never even seen a physical Dvorak keyboard, or any other layout.

It’s an init system for an init system.

The pronunciation is from French (Coronel), but the spelling is from Italian (Colonnello)

Kate is a KDE app that comes close, it’s what I use. NotepadQQ seems to be what you’re looking for, but it’s not actively maintained.

If you give a mouse a cookie…

Is the ladder broken, or not?

… and now there are 15 ultimate communities.

It’s not just the save dialog, I mentioned the file selection dialog (for uploading) in the post. The Librewolf “save page as” is just one singular example, not the entire problem!

“Saving HTML files with their file extension” can still be accomplished if I can see all the files at once. I’m not changing the extension, I just want to see where I’m putting them. There is no reason why viewing all files would prevent me from saving the same file types together.

I want to do that by default.

What I want is to set the default filter to “All Files” for every application that uses the file picker. I don’t want to do it per application. If there’s a setting for the file picker itself, I want to use that.

I don’t want to do that every time, for every program! There must be a KDE/Plasma-level setting for this, since it’s the KDE Plasma file picker.

Hey! You! Get off of my cloud!

That doesn’t really get the idea across. The files are stored on the internet, so how about SkyNet?

What will they eat?