How would that work?
Fal
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Owners make passive income with the wealth they already have
And there's different degrees. More than half the US population own stock. Is someone who makes $200 a year via investments "owning class"? What about $20,000? $2,000,000? You see how there's vastly different scales? That's what the definition of middle class is and why it's important and meaningful
I'm forced to use gnome at work. It's horrible
KDE is amazing and you should give it a try. It's unbelievably customizable, and is so much more seamless. Having to use gnome is almost as frustrating as having to use macos. And in a lot of the same ways. Like, trying to get a usable task bar in gnome is infuriating.
I’m not even saying you should give it another shot, but please just don’t act like your personal preferences are objectively accurate.
I'm forced to use it at work if I want to use linux. You really can't, and to customize even a little bit you need lots of extra tools and maybe even access the css. For example, https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1160/dash-to-panel/ is the only way to get a usable task bar. And calling it usable is being very generous.
The gnome devs are extremely opinionated in removing configuration and features. It's honestly disgusting
It's not automatically installed on gnome, because gnome sucks. But any KDE distro will have it, and any distro ever will have it in the repos
Don't use gnome especially with Wayland. Plasma > 5.27 has awesome Wayland integration. Try fedora tumbleweed
Literally every distro has dolphin in the repos
Gnome is awful. It's almost as bad as windows. Basically 0 customization, and getting worse every release. I can't even fathom how you would voluntarily switch from plasma to gnome and not immediately switch back
It's someone for whom money isn't a daily concern, but is still a resource that can run out. They might have to plan for their yearly vacation, or have to discuss the next car purchase, but wouldn't have a problem buying things or eating out. If you're looking for a more specific definition of "makes below $$$" then you're not going to get it, because that's not how any of this works.
This is why you people will never actually get anything useful accomplished in society. You're so intent on fighting against human nature, and playing victim of "exploited surplus labor value" that you simply can't understand that there IS value in capital investment risk. It's simply not the case that 1 unit of labor = 1 unit of money.