Once in a while I check the installed packages for a possible dependency on GTK and when I find a program which has one, I look for an alternative to have one dependency less.
The last time I replaced simple-scan with skanlite and it is a much much better scanning program and with a more pleasant ui on top.
Ah, “Remarkable” is a brand, never heard of them and never would have guessed as the “R” is uppercase at the start of a sentence
Yup. Have been running an FTP server on my Kobo Touch over its WiFi. Kinda neat.
:D Yes, of course. That photo was made with flash so high contrast and vibrant colors.
And maybe the primary prey is not so sensitive in that spectral area.
Anyway, evolution says it works, so who am I to criticise? :) Orange! yay!
Bright Orange but cannot be seen because of camouflaging ear tufts
This was terrifying to read 😨
That’s nice.
using systemctl poweroff
adds a bit of extra round trip time…
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The great thing about Debian is; it has a gear-shifter.
Whether stable or sid, it’s still debian but you can go from “rock solid, reliable” to “most recent with several updates per day” in the same ecosystem and just by changing the repositories, apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
, done.
Alpine’s great for builder images, though
Try Debian sid (unstable), from my experience it’s actually more stable than testing because it gets updates even more often.
And ditch Gnome. There is no way to be happy with it as it craps out very often and is a maintenance burden for maintainers, therefore the quality differs so much.
Or just use Debian sid, which effectively is Debian in a rolling variant. 🚀
Why not a quarter handspan or a six halver?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sidebery/
I use Sidebery and am content with it so far.
I’ve just seen Droid-ify is a fork or at least pretty similar to Foxy Droid, so I’d recommend that, too
Foxy Droid: alternative F-Droid-Client but with the classic and for me much more accessible UI of the old F-Droid-Client. Uses the exact same repos. Can be downloaded using the normal F-Droid-Client, which then can be uninstalled
That’s actually pretty sweet.
Like I said it’s a cheap solution for a single user system. Ofc tmpfs would be better but has to be done for every user again
Check, check, check, check. Wow.