3 definitions by OneBlueGlove
Even though LCtrl used sprinted, I keymapped sprint to LShift because its easier to reach for my pinky.
You can access keymapping in this game by doing Shift + Escape
You can access keymapping in this game by doing Shift + Escape
by OneBlueGlove May 13, 2020
In Linux lingo, a term meant for custom cosmetics in a user's system. Some Linux users take advantage of the fact that Linux is very customizable by taking the time to scrutinize and change every cosmetic detail of their system to absolute preference. This is called ricing. Thusly, a system that has had it's cosmetic options heavily modified from the default by a user to better fit their preferences is called a rice.
More common in experienced Linux users, as they are less afraid to dig around in files for the ones that control the cosmetic features of their desktop (which can wildly vary between different desktop environments (e.g. GNOME, KDE Plasma, SwayWM, Hyprland).
More common in experienced Linux users, as they are less afraid to dig around in files for the ones that control the cosmetic features of their desktop (which can wildly vary between different desktop environments (e.g. GNOME, KDE Plasma, SwayWM, Hyprland).
A new Linus user, who just started using Fedora with the help of his friend: Wow, how does your desktop look like that?! Don't we both have the same version of Fedora?
A more experienced Linux user, who has heavily customized the cosmetics of her GNOME desktop: I riced mine. If you want I can send you the files to make yours look like this.
A more experienced Linux user, who has heavily customized the cosmetics of her GNOME desktop: I riced mine. If you want I can send you the files to make yours look like this.
by OneBlueGlove December 31, 2022
(verb)
1. to make a phrase or text longer by making it more poetic (hence the name) and verbose.
2. to mention something in a roundabout way, so the real word doesn't have to be said (this could happen for a variety of reasons e.g. socially unacceptable language).
1. to make a phrase or text longer by making it more poetic (hence the name) and verbose.
2. to mention something in a roundabout way, so the real word doesn't have to be said (this could happen for a variety of reasons e.g. socially unacceptable language).
(Example 1.) "I'm not a fan of this kinda food." if you wax poetic, it becomes "I do dislike this taste of cuisine, indeed."
(Example 2.) "Wanna fuck?" becomes "Would you like to come over to my place and hang?"
(Example 2.) "Wanna fuck?" becomes "Would you like to come over to my place and hang?"
by OneBlueGlove May 11, 2020