Kidplayer_666

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Kidplayer_666,

The problem is. Nowadays all email clients have to be browsers cause email text is sent as html

Kidplayer_666,

I’m so stocked with it! Cant wait for fedora 40 to ship it

Kidplayer_666,

Imagine having backups and not being on the testing branch of the beta version of a distro while running a custom kernel that is on alpha (Context, im on testing branch of fedora 39 beta with the asahi kernel)

Kidplayer_666, (edited )

Not that much. . . . .

. . .

. . Money is why

Kidplayer_666,

Not necessarily. Prussia managed to be “an army with a country” and be despotic

Kidplayer_666,

How to pull of the best PR stunt possible and make Stalin look like a jerk 101

Kidplayer_666,

Celebrate by putting off another 10 5 minute tasks for later

Kidplayer_666,

I use home, then after running out of stuff I switch to all.

Newbie with questions about Debian

I got an old Windows 7 laptop that was going to be thrown out and decided to put Linux on it (see previous thread here). Most people suggested I go with the latest stable version of Debian, so that’s what I installed. I’ve mostly used Windows, but I do have some experience with Ubuntu....

Kidplayer_666,

There’s a gnome extension for that, let me check if I can find it

Kidplayer_666,

Just searched quickly on DuckduckGo, here you go

Kidplayer_666, (edited )

To solve number 4, I need to know the desktop environment you went with. Is it Gnome? If so, there’s a tweak (a Gnome extension) that makes the taskbar stay on screen permanently or appear when you hover over it (kinda like MacOS) and then you just right click a program you’re using in there to pin it to the taskbar

Kidplayer_666,

The EEE PC

y.com.sb/watch?v=o3nQG4PQl9Q

Kidplayer_666,

No! We will not let you go

Kidplayer_666,

Spare him his life from this monstrosity

Kidplayer_666,

Well of course I know him, because he is me!

Kidplayer_666,

My sense of humour is broken when I consider this to be funny

Kidplayer_666,

Regarding the tools, you must take into consideration the fact that you do not have Microsoft apps on Linux (unless you run them through wine or online, which is not ideal). However there are several alternative tools, either open source (libre office-imperfect compatibility, Onlyoffice desktop-better compatibility, incomplete feature set) or closed source (either WPS office or FreeOffice). PDF is an annoying one as unless you feel comfortable with libreoffice draw or you want to do more basic editing, tools for PDF on Linux are kind of lacking

Kidplayer_666,

How the hell does arch wiki have so much stuff? It’s nuts!

Kidplayer_666,

É de facto irritante. Nada como estar na escola e um prof pede para ler. Estás calmamente a ler o texto e de repente tens de forçar a porcaria da entoação para sobrecompensar o facto de que não reparaste que era uma pergunta

Kidplayer_666,

Police violence?

Kidplayer_666,

I might be doing something wrong, but the crash reports themselves are damn near useless

My few remaining gripes with linux

It’s mostly libinput. Why the hell can’t I easily change scroll speed on Gnome and not on KDE? Why does gnome have a simple tool (gnome tweaks) to change the trackpad cooldown to change the time trackpad doesn’t work as a substitute for good palm rejection and KDE doesn’t? Why is it a bit of a pain in both to change...

Kidplayer_666,

I’m on wayland

Kidplayer_666,

I’m using KDE, but my point still stands about both… also, would be nice for newbies if KDE had a few presets when it comes to layout to make the users realise how truly powerful it is

Kidplayer_666,

Oh, it didn’t add the text

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