What maintenance do you mean? run OS updates and pay the vps bill. that’s true for any self hosted application. which specific maintenance are you referring to?

Perhaps Nullsoft SHOUTcast

Been running one for many years, mostly issue-free. Had to request whitelists way in the beginning, but things turned out ok.

Check out this super great guide. https://workaround.org/ispmail-trixie

“can’t access this thing, server must be down”

No, because EEE is about killing existing competing standards. OOXML came out of microsoft themselves.

It connects with olap, and it can scroll per pixel instead of per row/column, which is very annoying with large cells.

You can’t prevent people from using older versions. New versions need to be tested, by the time this process is finished, upstream already released a newer version.

If you use the talking point of “own customizations”, did you get that from the mint thread and did you read it through? Software should come as is, but in some cases devs work slower or have other priorities so I understand bugs get fixed some other way. The whole pipeline from dev to user isn’t as simple as you think.

I’m not arguing any of that. Package maintainers are doing invisible and often thankless work. The way this person communicates really struck a cord.

I avoid Bottles out of principle because one of the devs doesn’t understand what open source means and harasses distros to remove older versions.

https://github.com/bottlesdevs/Bottles/issues/2345

Also referring to “inferior package manager” in that post.

Same dev harassed Mint for shipping Gnome Calendar in their repositories.

https://gitlab.com/linuxmint/pins/mint/gnome-calendar/-/work_items/1

Double digits! So happy, 1 in 10 desktops run Linux.

What controllers do you have besides the xbox one controller?

I have an xbox 360 controller and it’s plug and play. Just happened to use it yesterday to play cuphead through Lutris.

I also play with PS3 controllers and Wiimotes.

I don’t have any of the latest generation controllers.

Can you post a picture of the port on the laptop, and of the labels on that charger?

I use Remmina to take over Windows PCs but since it’s RDP it will lock the device. If you want the other person to be able to follow along I recommend rustdesk.

Windows Explorer opens a zip like a folder, Nautilus extracts it but has no feedback that it does so. You just have to notice. If you have another extractor installed then it will open in that program.

That license allows you to take the source, make changes and keep them to yourself. Which is not in the spirit of open source imho.

I would simply delete sda1 and sda2, then that whole part will be available as 1. Format as ext4.

If you play games with steam you could then use it as a space to put games. Steam handles it for you. When you add a disk via Steam settings, it will be listed as an option.

Moving partitions is a tedious task and doesn’t always pan out, I personally wouldn’t risk it. Let it be a thing to do if you would ever reinstall completely for whatever reason and start fresh then.

Also, backup backup backup.

Helldivers 2 broke Linux with an update. You have to use Proton experimental for it to work again.

It’s probably what they started testing and have now concluded to be “ok”, even if newer versions have been released. You can’t drop your tests and start over just because new versions keep getting released.

iirc pine64 so has a camera in their store

There is more to the Munich story https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-is-shifting-back-from-microsoft-to-open-source-again/

https://blog.desdelinux.net/en/munich-and-hamburg-resume-the-initiative-to-migrate-to-linux/