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superglidecory wrote: ⤴Tue May 16, 2023 11:10 am It really trips me out that AI is now here. I'm not sure how I feel about it.

AI at this point is little more than the software that has the ability to parse human language coupled with a little web crawling. Anybody that tells you different is looking for investment.

I made it to be comfortable, not to show off. Oh, and to have as much applets close at hand as possible :) https://i.ibb.co/W2pqXy6/Captur-de-ecran-din-2023-03-02-20-10-18.png That WM theme looks absolutely perfect to my eyes. Would you consider sharing? You like the theme? I made it with Oomox and...

gugalcrom123 wrote: ⤴Thu Mar 02, 2023 2:12 pm I made it to be comfortable, not to show off. Oh, and to have as much applets close at hand as possible

That WM theme looks absolutely perfect to my eyes. Would you consider sharing?

Have a look at Duplicati it's dead easy to use and to be brutally honest it makes most other open source backup tools look like toys. I tried to install the product but it would not install. I have tried to enclose an image of the error screen but this environment will not show it. Sorry it isn't w...

AndyMH wrote: ⤴Tue Dec 20, 2022 9:24 am Thought I'd have a look at duplicati:
Screenshot from 2022-12-20 13-23-27.png
It installs mono for .NET, not sure I want that on my linux computer, think I'll pass.

Care to share your rational?

Have a look at Duplicati it's dead easy to use and to be brutally honest it makes most other open source backup tools look like toys.

Works well for me for the most part, even like the new icons. Had to change the accent colour to grey though, that aqua close button against grey steel just look like a smudge to my eyes. However I am having a few issues with Flatpaks: "The package providing /app/bin/appname could not be found....

What use is freedom if others discourage you from exercising it?

Just me that didn't know what Repaginate meant huh?

I think this attention to detail is what sets Mint apart from a lot of other distros.Thanks for all your hard work.

There isn't a black n white answer that anyone can offer you here. Make an honest list of what you value most in an OS and decide which one ticks the most boxes for you. Done!

... I have toothache today. I just don't feel like the sarcasm was necessary. The best thing about this thread could be to wish @Egorama good recovery and healing of her or his toothache. I know it well and nothing in the world scares me as much - No! deathly afraid - as dentists. Marathon Man has ...

Windows can't read Linux partitions without extra software. Assuming you installed Linux on an Ext4 partition then https://github.com/mregmi/ext2read is a GUI tool that should help. Another way would be to use WSL-2 and mount the drive using that, however, it would require a lot more work and the le...

Looks sharp!

Why are people pretending they don't know what he is talking about? I thought this was a friendly forum? Professional Gutmensch? Or other problems? What is your suggestion which theme was used? I do not see one. I made a suggestion, which was ignored as much as possible. It's possible I overreacted...

Why are people pretending they don't know what he is talking about? I thought this was a friendly forum?

Kadaitcha Man wrote: ⤴Sat Aug 14, 2021 11:03 pm

Egorama wrote: ⤴Sat Aug 14, 2021 10:44 pm

• People who's idea of thinking objectively is starting with a conclusion then designing an argument around it.

We get that often here. It's called an XY problem.

You know it's interesting that I always attributed that point to statements but you're correct it applies equally to questions.

• People that type: "Your a moron" but don't get the joke.

• People who's idea of thinking objectively is starting with a conclusion then designing an argument around it.

karlchen wrote: ⤴Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:38 am Hello, Egorama.

Please, see this recent thread: Update Manager auto installing.
Different title, but the same question.

Regards,
Karl
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P.S.: Threads merged.

Thanks Karl

I received an update for a Cinnamon applet today which installed without asking for my password. Is that by design for Cinnamon applets? Never noticed it happen before.