Shotcut definitely works with Linux. Flatpak, Snap, Appimage, Tarball you choose.

security by poority

I had this TV box that came with windows on it. After booting I had to turn up the volume and click away a noise warning.

With Linux no more trouble 🐧

To be fair that’s what shower thoughts are all about! y

i am not sure if its still a thing but there was an app that automated this method for spying on your contacts. it even became quiet popular in the different app-stores.

But all of that is very limited data. Imagine what Meta itself can do with all the collected metadata. I wonder where their name came from

for TB -> TB-flatpack simply pasting from ~/.thunderbird/ to ~/.var/app/org.mozilla.Thunderbird/.thunderbird/ did work for me. I might try betterbird sometime.

looks like it snapped. Try:

apt remove snapd

Thank you so much for sharing your insights!

there is also Plasma Mobile (I have no experience with either of those).

I was originally thinking more in the direction of classical desktops in the tablet/2-in1 format.

Does it already integrate with Thunderbird?

Todo: Try ShotCut

interesting - I wonder what one would cost.

How does one “fork” a repo like this and then is proud about 100+ contributors he got? I believe they know exactly what they are doing and just don’t care.

https://twitter.com/gautam_at/status/1840455030551257284

Codium or VScode and Signal are not available as Browser Apps afaik. And for Spotify - I rarely use that - but when I do it’s nice to have the songs downloaded wich only exists in the Proton APP Version.

With only Codium, Firefox, Spotify and Signal I get close to 16GB :(

Did you had any troubles with the hardware? Did the touchscreen work out of the box and which OS?

done and subscribed :)

a rare case in which >100% is possible

I never really noticed performance decrease. But still this is great to know - thank you!

I was thinking about switching fron LaserGRBL to Lightburn becausethey had native Linux support… Guess I’ll keep LaserGRBL + Wine following the guide in this comment