that makes sense, thanks for clearing that up
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I literally downloaded it today and gave it a whirl - it constantly writes what its thinking before giving you a response. get annoying after a while
looks great! seems to be built for linux mint users as its focused on cinnamon - but only available through aur?
I do love haruna, the auto playlist has made it my favourite media player
theres a cool preset called “futuristic” on the linux version (cool retro term) -with a bit of tweaking you can make it look like a terminal from the alien franchise
This video of optimising the layout of libreoffice should be helpful;
considering it borders with north Korea that makes sense
Debian Stable + flatpaks. If I were to install it again, I would probably use spiral Linux.
I’ve moved to cachyOS, I’ve been getting into running local AI, and they offer an optional prebuilt SDK.
(with Debian I would have to install CUDA myself, which would cause issues on kernel updates)
dont forget tuta
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Launch your browser.
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Right-click on your toolbar to open toolbar settings.
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Click on Customize Toolbar.
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A new page with a list of items will open that you can drag into the toolbar.
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Click on the Add-on and drag it into your toolbar.
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adding extensions would alter the fingerprint - removing the ability to blend in with the herd which is the whole goal of mullvad browser.
Sounds like librewolf is for you!
not just its origin, but the trackers embedded within:
https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/427597/#trackers
For the OS: Debian
Hardware: a modern thinkpad
Debian stable + Flatpak
Agreed.
For any (k)ubuntu refugees, do as I did and switch to Debian!
Exactly the same issue with me, I bought it on Good Old Games when I used to run windows as I love the premise of GOG, a similar ethos to Linux of actually owning software - but steam proton is just infinitely more practical.
Have a look at Linux mint: Debian edition (LMDE)
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