August 10th on August 10th! We did it, Lemmy!
everett
joined 4 years ago
Play some deep cuts.
Being right for two minutes a day means being a whole heap of wrong.
But the problem with extensions is that when you update Gnome, you're not sure if the extensions you're using will work.
I can't believe this is still a thing. I made an honest attempt at using Gnome 3 about a decade ago and gave up after a couple of months because of this, mostly.
I can't believe I read all that thinking you might actually tell me where OP said, or even implied, that Thunder
matches up with Sync in features
I can't tell if I'm missing something in the gloriously overloaded preferences, but is there a way to set the top bar to never auto-hide, like when scrolling? And if not...
enrich the app with more features?
...could there be?
matches up with Sync in features is big hyperbole
Where did OP say that? They very clearly state that their needs for a client are pretty basic.
On the hardware side, it's long been the case that you should choose your hardware based on Linux compatibility. Thankfully there are more choices today with official support from the manufacturer, but it's as true now as 20 years ago that if you're the type of person who definitely needs the fingerprint reader to work, you have to do some research and see what other people are saying about different models before buying. Sticking to models popular among developers (ThinkPad being the classic example) and buying hardware a generation or two behind is advice that's served me well for 15-ish years now, but nothing is better than web searching modelname + distro and reading.
I've read about people connecting theirs by running a hose from the sink connection to the bidet. Normally you'd only do that to get hot water into the mix, but I guess it's also an option to get basic cold water if you're stuck with a fussy toilet.