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ReVanced is a godsend. Just please find it on GitHub, not on google where the first five links are scams. https://github.com/ReVanced The process of getting ReVanced is a little bit more complicated that Vanced.

• download ReVanced Manager from GitHub
• go to Patcher > select application > YouTube
• you will see recommended version
• find that exact version on ApkMirror
• download it, it have to be the APK version, not the SplitAPK one.
• go to ReVanced Manager > patcher > select app > from storage > select your APK from ApkMirror
• select patches you want (I highly recommend reading what they do and deciding if you want it)
• click patch and wait for it to patch. On my phone, I have to leave the phone on with the ReVanced manager open, otherwise the patching process resets. It may take few minutes.
• install the app and open it, go to settings, some patches have to be configured/turned on.
• if you want to login with google, you have to install Vanced MicroG (If you used Vanced, you should have it already installed)

Same in the Czech Republic. My whole family communicates only through whatsapp.

I'm glad I used Infinity for Reddit, which was always FOSS, and there is now a new fork Eternity for Lemmy.

EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma. Plus Tiny11 in a WM whem I need to run some Windows programs that don't work with Wine.

I did

Some things just can't be forgotten.

That's cool! Do you know about any similar solution for KDE Plasma/Kwin by any chance? Also, would it be theoretically possible to save the process to some kind of swapfile on disk so it doesn't take up space in RAM?

For copying from Tmux, I recommend tmux-yank. There are also multiple plugins allowing you to copy predefined set of text types (IP adresses, URLs, etc...). I'm currently using tmux-thumbs. Note that you have to set custom command in tmux-thums to actually copy the text to xclip or whatever you are using. example in my dotfiles

Vim has a ton of clipboards and I still couldn't figure them out.

How did you setup auto scroll? It doesn't work for me.

Yes, but people find this interesting because historically, Microsoft was actively trying to destroy Linux (look up Halloween documents) and even said that Linux is cancer.

Thanks for explanation!