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8 minutes agoNever heard of it, will take a look thanks
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I’d prefer not to go to their Web UIs because of how much tracking is present on those sites (adding rules and filters to ublock origin for Gmail nearly killed me). I’d prefer a FOSS option.
Yes but I can’t search by the name of the attachment. Unfortunately that’s a deal breaker for me. I need it to search the
Content-Typefield at the very least and I don’t think it can do that without an extension
How hard is it to just use a decent license like AGPL???
I use Debian with XFCE but I don’t game
Please make this into a blog post or at least a separate post. Fantastic writeup
Install Pop OS and let System 76 worry about Nvidia drivers
Debian with XFCE here - I do just have a single monitor though so I suppose I’m not running into complicated display issues anytime soon. It has been extremely solid, I forget to update my system for months on end and then remember to do it one day and it just works. XFCE is boring like Debian but that’s why I like it: it stays out of my way.
I work on RHEL at my day job so Linux isn’t just a hobby for me, and I love being free from Windows. Honestly the only thing I keep a windows VM around for is an installation of Adobe Acrobat PDF reader because I’m too lazy to set up signatures on Linux since I don’t sign that many documents anyway. And maybe a couple of windows servers from a few keys I’ve got lying around to learn AD on.
Could you explain what you mean by a custom log function?
4·15 hours agoFlashing Graphene on Pixel or eOS on supported Nothing devices is quite easy TBH. I might even do that
I would think that SUSE’s supported distro is enterprise ready. I don’t have personal experience on it though. I’ve only ever used Tumbleweed once. I hope a SUSE admin can respond.
Using Apple to DeGoogle is a tough one to swallow
I think you should just run a windows VM with hardware graphical acceleration and run your windows specific apps Lee the Adobe suite and VS there. I use desktop Linux but I don’t really have many needs.
I’ve used them and had a lot of trouble getting their cards to be accepted by online merchants
That matters? Why does developer behavior influence your judgement over whether you will use certain pieces of software? Just curious
I’d rather they used SUSE
Agreed, and I do plan to move to other providers. I should add that I find a desktop client convenient, and I don’t mind the Thunderbird UI at the moment. Unfortunately, lack of a single feature breaks it for me