Yes, I tried Darktable but I still can't get the image to get cropped to print border-less. My smartphone camera either prints 3:4, 9:16, 1:1, or whatever the screen ratio is. But it doesn't match the traditional 4x6 paper photo ratio. So the photo needs to be slightly cropped to fit the whole sheet.
And then when it's time for printing, it still prints white borders anyway. Even if I select 4x6 borderless.
I don't know if Flatpak can cover all the scenarios. It seems to be mostly for Desktop apps. I know Ubuntu was able to have system tools installed with Snaps though. However, having apps installed with their dependencies in one package is neat, but it takes a ton more in storage.
Flatpak is a great extra layer to have on top of a regular package manager, but I wouldn't use it as a sole package management system.
Back in 2000 I started using Linux with RedHat (That's what they were teaching us in college then.) and got to know RPMs before the automatic package dependency resolution tools. Then I moved to Ubuntu in 2004 and have been using that since, and even had a job where I built custom Linux distros based on Debian where I had to build DEB packages, so I got to know that system pretty well.
But, honestly, if there are better package managers out there I wouldn't mind changing if it means we all use the same thing.
Yeah, I know it's been promoted before. But Trump was the first president I remember bringing it up.
Poilièvre wouldn't bring up something like Haitians eating pets though. That's now how he is. As much as I dislike the guy, I know he's not that kind of racist. His wife, Anaida grew up in Pointe-Aux-Trembles in Montreal, where I am from, and I know she had Haitian friends. She would throw a fucking fit and probably divorce him if he even thought about something like this.
I am concerned about him saying DEI is crap though. And I'd like to hear what his wife, a girl from immigrant parents who grew up in poverty, has to say about this.
I think what they're implying is that this kind of thing doesn't really happen in France. At least not at the rate it's happening in the U.S. So they don't really need to worry about not having cell phones.
To an extent it's the same with Canada. We're pretty lucky school shootings aren't a common occurrence. What's the worst that can happen here? The school runs out of maple syrup? (Of course I'm joking!)
Yes, I tried Darktable but I still can't get the image to get cropped to print border-less. My smartphone camera either prints 3:4, 9:16, 1:1, or whatever the screen ratio is. But it doesn't match the traditional 4x6 paper photo ratio. So the photo needs to be slightly cropped to fit the whole sheet.
And then when it's time for printing, it still prints white borders anyway. Even if I select 4x6 borderless.