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4 days agoThat’s what I ended up doing for my group that wanted off Discord for privacy reasons. Mobile works fine and I’m also using Schildichat, though I think most of my group is using Element.
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32·20 days agoDidn’t T-Mobile buy Mint this year?
Welcome to the nonsense that is corporations.
Additionally, with the Pixel 9 holding down the power button no longer turns it off, you have to press power and volume up at the same time to get to the power menu.
What age is a good age to give them one?
I have global entry, so they already have my biometric data. I’d love to not here scanned, but this point it wouldn’t be anything they didn’t already have.
2·5 months agoAw, Mandrake. That was my first.
No, slaps on the wrist are only for rich people. If you inconvenience rich people, that’s unforgivable.
1132418 here!
I would love to, but it seems they only work in very specific phones. And even then with questionable functionality. It kinda feels like trying to use Linux as a daily driver twenty years ago.
If bazzite works for you, then good enough! Bazzite just comes with a lot more support for periphials that some might not need/want (e.g. vr headsets). So yeah, leaner. Or for that one poster, a neofetch icon that’s not a gamepad?
If you like the idea of Bazzite, but aren’t a gamer, you could go with Bluefin or Aurora depending on your preference.
shakes fist at Andorra
Not to detract from your suggestions, but the website portion of the card is clickable. Took me a minute to figure that out.
Wow, me too. I was expecting to have to create a post for it, didn’t think anyone would have started there.
Pop_OS or Linux Mint. Both just work. The Atomic idea is nice, but still too soon for complete beginners or the lazy (not a pejorative).
There was already talk of at at least, so likely!
I haven’t really had any problems with it. We’ve been using it regularly for text, but mostly for voice chat during games. It’s a lot to set up, but I’m using someone’s ansible setup so I just run a few commands and it does its thing and updates in the background.