governorkeagan @ governorkeagan @lemdro.id

Passionate about capturing moments through photography and videography. Tec

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I was unemployed for a (luckily) short period of time and it made me realise even more that as much as I enjoy the work I’ve done in 2023 (I work in tech) it’s not what I want to do forever.

I have started getting things ready to make my company official in 2024 which will bring me one step closer to leaving my 9-5.

I use a different service that provides a similar functionality and it really is a game changer! I wish you the best of luck

This. The only threads ads I’ve seen have been related to what I’m interested in

What is the point of that?

Reminded me of this video

I've had the same experience as you. The vast majority of the time, I can get the results that I want.

I'm about 60% through the first book, I can't get enough of it!

I made the first step in starting my own company. 2024 I’ll be working on getting more clients so that I can quit my 9-5

The title is annoying on Thunder

1. Pop!_OS and Zorin OS are both really nice beginner friendly distros (besides the ones already mentioned).
2. https://github.com/Gingeh/wallpapers

What’s testing?? /s

like this

What works for you won’t work for someone else. The Windows design works just fine for some and that’s okay. Not everyone is trying to be a super power user

Not necessarily, it depends on the demographic of the user. I highly doubt that my grandparents would decide to switch this “eyesore of a layout”.

I agree that some will switch, but definitely not everyone.

I’ve got it on my fiancées laptop. She doesn’t use it very often though. It’s a decent enough experience

Have you tried booting in with a live usb? You might be able to do some sort of recovery from there.

Having said, I’m still very much a Linux noob.

There’s a bug on v0.19 that is affecting outgoing federation. I believe it’s fixed on v0.19.1.

I just checked on Pop!_OS to see what version I’m running there because I know everything works fine. harfbuzz isn’t even installed…

When I’m finished work later today I’ll have a look on Nobara for the version installed cs expected etc.

EDIT: I solved the issue.I came across a similar issue on the GitHub repo for harfbuzz and while reading the log file again I had an ah-ha moment. More details in the post.

Thank you!

I ran an update after installing Nobara from the welcome page thing. I also ran a dnf update later.

I’ll have a deeper dive tomorrow and try figure out what package has libharfbuzz. Any tips on how to do this effectively?

Resolve is an interesting case since they only officially support 3 distros. They have a .run file which installs the application. resolve on linux

Reading this is making me want to try Arch on my second drive just so I can say "I use Arch btw" lol