

Requiem for a Dream gets kind of bleak…


Requiem for a Dream gets kind of bleak…


Totally off topic, but what’s with the “þ” instead of “th”? :)


Thanks, I’ll have to check it out!


What’s this from?


Yeah, it’s definitely the right one, crazy… been thinking about this one on and off for years.
Now I’m off to find a physical copy! Thanks again mate! :)


Oh! This might actually be it! Thank you! :D


It was modern day, at least not like ancient historical not sci fi. Not quite sure exactly when it took place but semi modern at least.
I think the artifact was a Horus falcon.
The art style was, I think, a bit more detailed than that.
I know I’m not much help here but it’s hard when it’s been so long. :)


None of those but thanks for the suggestions at least!


Yeah that’s kind of the point of having open source projects after all :)


Very cool! Need to remember to try this out when I’m at my computer!


I’ve got nothing to add yet but I appreciate the effort and hope to see something new and interesting! Still finding my way around. :)
I’m running Plasma at the moment. I actually prefer three look out Gnome and I think I would use it if my home computer was used for anything productive. It’s mainly used for gaming though and Gnomes main design doesn’t quite flow as well while gaming on a dual screen setup.
It’s just easier to be able to see the task bar and all open programs (and sys tray) on my second monitor all the time instead of having to go through a hot cornet or hitting the super button.
Sure, this could be fixed through the use of addons (like Ubuntu has by default for instance) but these tend to break on new versions of Gnome while Plasma just keep working.
My preferred setup while running Gnome was the stock adwaita theme, dag to panel, arc menu and whatever that sys tray addon was called.
If I could have the same look over in Plasma I’d be pretty happy tbh but I haven’t really made the effort since it just works the way it is and doesn’t look bad doing it either.