I rightly point out that you’re a hypocrite and a fraud and all you do is whine about bad faith. Ironic. People die because you are not just unchristian, but anti-christian. And you try to defend your support for murder, uncharitability, and cruelty with the Bible. One must conclude you don’t read the Bible because it’s full, front to back, of the reasons you’d be hellbound. Nazis never change.

And yet if you use this platform for 10 minutes you’ll know Nazis aren’t welcome here. Nazis are hated here. As they should be, here, and everywhere else.

Using Bible verses to justify murdering millions of poor black people while dooming others to a life with AIDS is disgusting and sick. Jesus would have a pretty strong opinion about the monstrous belief you just stood up for.

What’s funny about you trying to use Bible verses like this is that you don’t realize you’re accidentally admitting you do not want to give anything to these needy people and therefore even by your out of context verses you are acting against the Bible. You cannot argue for how other people want their taxes spent, you can only speak for yourself. And you are saying you don’t want your money to be spent on helping people. You choose to not “give to charity.”

The “proportion” part of the second verse actually sounds specifically like a tax. Lol.

So let’s see, you don’t want to help the poor, you’re vain, and you support Nazis who have killed many thousands of Africans and hate and treat immigrants disgustingly badly. You are about as opposite to what a Christian claims to be as a person can get. If you were reading and following the Bible you absolutely wouldn’t be here trying to shield yourself against valid criticism of your morality with the Bible. That’s literally evil and sacrilegious.

If you want to live by the Bible, I’d recommend starting with taking a verse like this seriously:

Leviticus 19:34

“The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the LORD your God.” – Leviticus 19:34

There are many more like it: https://biblestudyforyou.com/bible-verses-about-immigrants-and-refugees/

The Bible is very clear about treating neighbors, immigrants, and the poor well. All of that is contrary to the Republican agenda.

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Fair enough. I was guilty of assuming their disinterest in the truth elsewhere was part of a larger pattern. Blocked them though so I won’t make the mistake again.

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Ooh wow such coolness. A user hates me for cryptic reasons. Must also make me a zionist somehow. I take it I’m less credible than neo Nazis in your eyes

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What I’ve seen is that people get called a zionist without just cause frequently so I’m highly skeptical of anyone even using the term without evidence. I myself have been called a zionist a dozen times at least and I have never really even said anything that could be construed that way. The last time I remember it happening was by a user who literally had re-posted a neo-Nazi and was trying to sweep it under the rug. What was my offense? Pointing out that the user was a neo-Nazi. Yeah man sure if you think Nazis are a bad place to get your info you must love Israel and genocide /s

I update my system often and believe it or not reboot more than once every couple years ;) I’m clueless about all these details I just know from a user perspective I had some annoyances and breakages.

I am not familiar with AppManager at all.

You likely ran an outdated version of appimagelauncher

I’m just curious how you think this would have happened. Did I install it, not use it for months, never update my system, then start using it?

I am not sure it matters why or what issues I had, but I had a few, enough to look for an alternative. In fact my experience with AIL is part of the reason I avoid appImages. They just don’t seem to work well in my experience. In any case you were dismissive in your first message and really negative about software that works fine for me, citing reasons that don’t seem relevant to my use case, about details that never seemed to impact me. I just know I tried to use AIL for a couple of years and had issues multiple times, the last time resulting in breaking an app. So I stopped using it.

All I know is appImageLauncher gave me a lot of issues so as soon as I found an alternative I tried it and haven’t had an issue yet.

Edit: apparently having an experience gets a downvote. Pretty whiny and weird thing to do.

Okay, well gear lever lets you add command line arguments which get saved in the config so that should work easily. I will say it’s odd to me that you say this is needed for a specific OS, let alone often. I have never used that flag and I’ve been using an Ubuntu variant for ~5 years now. Doesn’t mean you’re wrong or anything, I’m just surprised because that seems to defeat one of the main purposes of appImages. The whole security/safety model seems to be sidestepped if you use that flag. I tend to only use appImage if it’s my only option because flatpaks seem to work better in my experience.

I have never used that flag. Does that just enable full system access without the usual layer of sandbox protection?

GearLever works better

I agree. Although over time some of the things we don’t expect to be impacted may be. I hope I’m wrong.

I mean yeah you could never get to 100% enforcement, like with every other law. But it wouldn’t be hard to have a huge impact against the big guys. Ignoring the law as one of those is not going to be smart. Unless you move your ops somewhere not impacted. But realistically it would be easier to just follow the law.

I’m not arguing it being an insane law. But it would be enforced by fining companies within applicable jurisdictions. Companies like system 76 or anyone else profiting from distributing an operating system, or anything else they can argue it applies to.

There’s not much that can be done about it.

According to many lemmings the elegant solution is to simply ignore the law entirely and pretend that will be ok