Reading the Gentoo Handbook in 2005 taught me more about GNU/Linux than all the tutorials about it I’ve ever seen

I was going to do a waldo like last year… 😓

Wait wait wait, I missed it? 😭

TTS reader for android and .epub files. it sorta, kinda works.

This and consider also Linux Mint.

You only need to install the “host” software on the machine you’re going to share, the chromebooks only need to visit remotedesktop.google.com

“Remote desktop” from google works good for what you’re trying to do I think

I remember printing the gentoo handbook back in 2005 to have something to troubleshoot my install process.

If we’re bragging, I installed gentoo back in 2005 from stage1 tarball.

yeah, pretty much this, just don’t forget to hold shift while using the ellipse selection to force it to create a circle

edit: the steps in order are: Ellipse selection (hold shift for circle) -> fill with black -> shrink selection by X pixels -> new layer -> fill with white

I just made one, just need to merge those three layers and I’ll be done…

I want to install NixOS on a laptop that I have lying around BTW.

This is an essential Arch troubleshooting skill.

Well you see, I didn’t know that haha, I know there are better ways to deal with a “defective” arch update but to me, that was the easiest, laziest way to do it and it worked most of the time. I have to admit this was a “me” problem I’m not blaming arch it’s just that I grew tired of things breaking because I didn’t read the news before doing pacman -Syu.

As a former arch linux guy, the solution to this is to be prepared by having a separate partition for home, and a bash script to reinstall f—ing everything again with a single command.

Debian is on point.

oh, my bad I misunderstood the question 😅

Debian, I got tired of things breaking in arch and even in fedora. I learned a lot but in the end, I just got tired of it.

I think Russians use DC++ or something else.

jpablo

Thanks.

I’m a thinkpad guy but how are these dells for everyday use with Linux?