• BCsven@lemmy.ca
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      Or nautilus. My assumption is the files are in your sea not in their cloud.

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        Lumberjack or woodpecker honestly would have been better names since file systems are basically trees

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          If the file system is a tree, naming the file manager for someone whose job it is to destroy the tree seems silly.

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      Like if Nautilus is any better

      Or, like, Total Commander. A wild guess would be some strategy game.

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      The application most likely to cause confusion among True Gamers™ who got fed up with Windows.

      (PRO TIP: dolphin is the KDE file manager, dolphin-emu is what you really want. PRO TIP 2: To defeat the PulseAudio daemon, shoot at it until it dies)

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        Just remove the execute bit and then it can’t run. (Or overwrite the first 4 bytes with nulls if you want to permanently disable it)

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        To defeat the PulseAudio daemon, shoot at it until it dies

        Jack is potentially the most sensibly named.

        Is pipewire pipe or wire? Only the gods are allowed to know that.

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      It kind of makes sense. You are swimming the sea of misorganized random piles of files and folders you have created.