Pantherina @ Pantherina @feddit.de

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Yes the data was lost on Windows, but I prefer Linux a lot as all good tools seem to be linux only anyways haha. But will remember recuva as a last option.

Also no the disk is not booted anymore.

Oh nice, its from their repo not f-droid

True. But please dont be harassing anyways

Cough Fedora does that (using rpm-sequoia written in Rust) and also uses zst instead of xz for RPMs since Fedora 31

I should do a "sorting DEs by their taste" meme

This. Androids permission toggles combine multiple ones. GrapheneOS actually adds more of these toggles, as some things like Network and various sensor permissions are always on (wtf Android). But even those are combined toggles.

You can also display more permissions on the permission page, top right.

That scentence makes little sense as both are using package managers that work similarly. Flatpak even uses ostree which is more advanced.

Or sandbox Snap apps on systems without the Ubuntu Apparmor patches or even using SELinux?

DistroWatch is extremely weird. Who actually uses MXLinux and all these obscure Distros?

Haha in mine they have Ubuntu stickers on them but no Ubuntu to be found.

That should be possible by changing the repos, shouldnt it? I will try this in a VM.

Downgrading will be harder than rebasing from Ubuntu LTS to Debian Sid for example. But at the same time I imagine its easier to downgrade from Sid to Stable on the same Distro.

Ubuntu may be good at being semi-stable.

Just run unsnap and experience actually secure apps.

Did you know that Snaps are only sandboxed on Ubuntu with Apparmor? This makes them more versatile than Flatpaks using Bubblewrap (the whole system is sandboxed like that) but will break all sandboxing if systems dont use Apparmor, or dont include all patches.

No. They will likely still use release tarballs

Btw I have no idea why they want to mix Mint with Cinnamon, must taste ugly.

Apache, please just stop whatever you are doing. Rewrite your webserver in Rust or something.

This haha

OpenOffice is dead since years, Libreoffice is what is used today :D

Btw Inkscape is said to be quite good. GIMP 3.0 will have color profiles and nondestructive filters.

I used Libreoffice Impress instead of Powerpoint recently.

• you will need to learn the core concepts new, master slides etc.
• once you have your own templates, presentations will be very nice
• you dont get AI bullshit templates so more manual work but more authentic presentations
• same for hunting down icons, stock images etc.
• for collaborating OnlyOffice is used, integrated into Nextcloud. OnlyOffice has a Desktop Client, but I dont see the reason, Libreoffice is more feature complete.

I also use dict.cc, the app is the developers source of income so no FOSS possible, but it is trustworthy and good software.

You can download the databases and build an own app in theory. But I dont need that.

• on Plasma 6 it now supports Bluetooth
• if you use a VPN and use it over wifi you need to exclude the apps
• you need to open firewall ports to use it