Ploopy and maybe a Corne keyboard are on my TODO list this winter
koalaSunrise
joined 3 months ago
Looks nice, I like the lowercase g
I just a few weeks ago successfully switched my father-in-law's mid-2011 iMac (out of support for years) to Nobara 40. It took some finagling with the SIP settings and some other macOS specific stuff before it would boot the liveUSB but once it did, it works flawlessly OOTB.
Pretty incredible how frictionless the transition was for him. He even chose to switch from chrome to the default firefox, despite me having setup chromium for him to compare (but he knows its there if a website doesn't load right in Firefox). He's in his 60's and not a techy person at all. Everything is so intuitive with KDE these days he picked it up no problem.
Only downside is background sync for KDE connect doesn't work on iOS yet, seems this is a sticking point for most FOSS apps for some reason. It was causing disconnect/pairing issues for us. But I showed him localsend for now and it works flawlessly for transferring photos from the phone to the computer.
He's happy with all the default apps and onlyoffice (which I switched out from libreoffice as I've found much more consistent formatting when sending/receiving to MSoffice users)(maybe this is outdated, haven't tried the new release). Printing and scanning was plug and play. Apple trackpad and keyboard auto-paired. I showed him how to setup widgets and he went nuts. Overall 9.95/10 would convert a normie again.
Doesn't matter if those features are doomed to be locked behind a paywall shortly
Several weeks... might just be worth it to take a walk and find another hotel. Then cancel the rest of your nights at hotel#1 and cite their internet blocking policy of VPNs for the reason for cancelling the remainder of your stay, as it prevents you and many other professionals from working.
Yep logseq + syncthing
Forgot to mention there's also the linux upskill community on programming.dev as a continual improvement tool
Edit: spelling
Very useful fallback even for non-arch based distros if you cant find the info you seek for your distro.
I agree obsidian style notes (and zettelkasten in general) are great for learning stuff (I use logseq for my PKM so quite similar); however, I have heard the suggestion for linux/SYS admin type stuff its better to not take notes, and learn how to find the info you need in the docs (RTF(riendly)M). This builds the skill to find the info you need going forward, even if its something you have not previously studied and taken notes on and even if the ideal method has changed since you first learned it.
Just something to consider
Unless you canβt pass through a GPU if you need oneβ¦
Spoken like someone who has never tried it. Thats quite literally exactly what vfio mentioned above me is for.
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Why wait? Albertans are already a plague of assholery in BC.
Its almost like they don't enjoy spending time in the wasteland they've created π€