It’s not.

Btw, there’s asciidoctor-epub3.

Yep. Android modding prior to Magisk and Google overcomplicating things was the first step “selinux permissive”.

Huh, it’s not a natively supported URL by PipePipe but you can “share” it and it works.

Btw, ungoogled-chromium needs a extension for extension market access. There’s also just Chromium or Brave, Edge or whatever floats your boat.

Or Evolution, it’s pretty neat. But they didn’t look for a groupware client or Outlook alternative.

• Gmail: any paid hoster
• pycharm is on linux
• Star Citizen runs in Proton, no?
• Remote desktop: look into VNC, i like Rustdesk
• VPN: Wireguard
• Norton AV: no need
• Windows 10: scrap it

Btw, XFCE on my dad’s workstation has bigger text and normal sized icons. Everyone has different opinions on what “user friendly” is.

Small screen?

fight place

That it is.

Is this the same as pacman -Ql?

Edit: the dpkg part is.

No, it’s XML. It’s an ancestor of HTML and, unlike HTML, it can be losslessly converted.

I mean some kind of unified interface spec and the hardware conforms to it?

Yeah, but why isn’t that handled in hardware or microcode?

I often see in manga Chinese/Korean/Japan jokes explained, because they don’t work in english. Don’t be butthurt.

x86, ARM, are intended to be multipurpose, right? So why tf does the OS running on it need multiple layers of abstraction and have the right drivers to support common features? Wouldn’t it be possible to standardize the interfaces for audio, hw video acceleration, etc. so that you just need one audio driver for all x86 CPUs, another for ARM and be done?

libadwaita-without-adwaita and use a theme.

And, i use Kvantum for Qt apps on XFCE but think it works the reverse too?

Maybe <some video player> to /dev/video0 and then VNC?

Isn’t that a wayland notification daemon already?

Edit: no, that’s dunst.

Btw, how do you do the background color thing?

My dad’s Linux setup couldn’t log in. After a bit of investigation, starting the session manually and so on, i got a hunch and indeed; i saw in Baobab that the backup script took the wrong disk, filled up the one with home, making it slow, so the log-in thingie timed out, failing the session.