

Give them a follow at @libreoffice@fosstodon.org to show them support!
Edit: I tried to search how to create the link, but couldn’t find the right info, so would appreciate any insight. But you should be able to search in Mastodon for them.


Give them a follow at @libreoffice@fosstodon.org to show them support!
Edit: I tried to search how to create the link, but couldn’t find the right info, so would appreciate any insight. But you should be able to search in Mastodon for them.


Nice. I’ve been using the Bottles flatpak and manually creating my own .desktop files. It’s not too bad, but a launcher portal sounds good.


I use the Parabolic flatpak and it works well (apart from when the mouse gets caught for a few days in the cat and mouse game that is YouTube downloading).


I’m most productive on GNOME, it stays out of the way and I can use my apps.


Can your forum federate?


Another resource for internet connection performance is https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat
My performance significantly improved after installing Cake SQM on my OpenWRT router.
That’s a good way to put it, like an animal. Aware but without reflection, chatter, analysis etc.
You might as well say the people that can stop talking are not healthy.
Maybe not everyone, but as an ND (with ADHD) who can do this after meditation practice, it’s certainly possible for some.
One way to describe it is I found a ‘muscle’ in the mind that I can flex to suppress intrusive thought. I also learned to wiggle my ears, by finding the right muscle to flex. It’s like that.


And we think you’re going to love it.


Hannah Montana Linux it is then.


No jails?
Is that just for the loops.video instance, I wonder? Maybe alternative instances allow you to watch without logging in?


The basic idea is read-only system files with flatpak for apps. A ‘rebase’ more or less downloads another system image to boot into. You can even rollback to prior images i.e., rollback to Silverblue.
The Fedora project explains it better and has additional resources here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/atomic-desktops/


If you install one of the Fedora Atomic distros e.g., Silverblue, you can rebase to other atomic distros e.g., Bazzite very simply with a single command and reboot.


Then you have graduated from being a newb and can choose your own distro.


Yes, even if you are using it you are not the owner and do not control it; any corporate laptop is an untrusted device at home.
Overwrite existing filesystem?
Instead of ‘dd’, see if there is some sort of media writer you can use instead because that should help you write to the correct drive.
Also consider opening up your PC and physically unplugging the Windows drive, at least until you get your Pop! install sorted.
(dd jokingly stands for data destroyer, or definitely dangerous)