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Nigger, do you seriously think that scanning the first few bytes of every single file in a directory to determine a magic number is a good idea? Like, there's a folder full of a few thousand .JPEG photos synced from your phone, you think that every single .JPEG needs to be checked to make sure that they do, indeed, look like JPEG files?

I'm sure that there's a bunch of special cases in KDE and that shitty alternative GUI for inferring MIME types when an extension is missing. But the sensible choice is just... having an extension. Or using a serious filesystem where the application responsible for 'owning' a file is stored in the resource fork.
Why read a byte from every when you can read bytes fron every file name.
 
I'm re-installing OS on my shitpad (X220) and thinking of using some meme system just for hell of it.
Any recommendations?
 
I wonder how hard it would be to port TenpleOS to BSD or the Linux kernel?
The very point of TempleOS is that it's a primitive single user system that lets you do whatever the fuck you want. Forgoing the question of how, why would you want to do the equivalent of mounting a Ferrari's body panels on a semi truck frame and drivetrain?
 
One of the core features of TempleOS is the ability to edit parts of the kernel, recompile and restart the OS, instantly applying those changes. If it was "ported" to the Linux Kernel then it would lose it's own identity and a huge part of it's feature set.

For example, the cursor blink rate is tied to the kernel, to modify it you have to recompile part of the kernel and reboot. I don't know how you would have that flexibility to customize even simple things like that if it was to use a more modern kernel.

However I do understand the desire to use HolyC and the editor on a linux machine.

If you want to be a heretic and have fun with TCP (aka access to the Internet/other devices) ShrineOS is pretty neat
 
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how do i make linux mint look like windows 7
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Works on Gnome, Cinnamon, XFCE and, Mate!


MINT does not use KDE (by default) but, if there is anyone else out there who does use KDE and wants a windows 7 theme:
If you're using KDE
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