It is a DE, like regular KDE, GNOME etc. At your OS’s login shell, you should be able to select it once installed. If it is the only desktop environment on that system, it will not even be needed to get selected as the appropriate session gets started when you login.

Arch (and derivative) systems can install it through the AUR, but I do not know any distribution that offers it through their normal distribution channels (packages sources) already.

If you read that page, the message is much mote nuanced.

Old article from 2022

Postal service PostNL uses them, so I happen too see them from time to time.

Sorry, when crossposting I should have edited the title to be better one than the title used in the OP and in the article itself.

The former. The other comment was referencing the video game “Fallout: New Vegas” (in which a character states that that is how he got a job in the USA’s last functional power plant (but has no clue at all and basically admits to the main character that he lied to recruiters).

This one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_5_E-Tech

Is that a Newfoundlander?

TL/CCFL kind of ruined that simplicity already.

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He’s uncircumcised

Which is the norm outside, say, the Middle East and some parts of the US.

It is New London in one scenario, and gets referenced as the parent settlement in another (On the Edge). Other scenarios take place elsewhere.

Fallout (the original) 2 had one but not the one posted here.

Edit: I was misremembering which one

treffen.

I never tried Boost, but I like Voyager. I still mostly use the Web UI though.

I checked now and you are right. What I write is still true for the web client though.

If you click/tap the bananas in the title, you get larger picture than the preview image generated by Lemmy.

I think this was shared as a link and that caused it to parse this way (though I could be wrong).

The Guardian cannot spell “Mastodon”, it seems from this “article”.

Just make sure it’s not addicted to crack.