

Oh, I like Libertinus.


Oh, I like Libertinus.


I use DejaVu on my phone. Maybe computer, too. I can’t check right now; it’s out of commission.


I’ve gotta look into this. I’m not really satisfied with Ripcord.


Soma was amazing. It’s been a long time.


I’m not debating with you. I was trying to understand your post.


I’ve had old pets die of other things that weren’t peaceful, but that’s a different issue, I think.


Sorry, I don’t understand what that means in this context. When I switched from Windows to Linux,I didn’t notice any difference in Calibre.


When I got a new phone a while ago, I put my sim card in the new phone and kept using my old phone on wifi only.


So pretty. What model is this? The petals are so regular and symmetrical.


My bf tried this and liked it but didn’t play for long. Now his friend is trying to get us both playing with her. I’m down with trying it.
Also, if you use multiple DEs, color settings may look very different even with the same monitor settings unless you make changes via software.


Kali and Parrot were two separate distros last time I used Parrot.


What features does the Windows version of Calibre have that the Linux version not have?


I used Swisscows for years, and they were my favorite in terms of quality of results.


I always want my pets to die naturally of old age. It’s very peaceful. I’ve only put a couple to sleep, and they had aggressive cancers.


Oh, that’s what you mean. There used to be programs used to mass download sites while you’re online for later offline viewing. Something like that might still be around. Some p2p networks work the same way, although it doesn’t sound like the p2p aspect is necessary for what you want.
I’ll be honest, I would feel so disappointed if that was my dad.
My mom had surgery to fix a deviated septum after she’d had it for a long time. Recovery was super painful and took a long time, and the results didn’t last. She regretted having the procedure done.


Sounds like the perfect world to me.
My favorite is RSSOwl, but I’ve been using Liferea for a while now.