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The current stable version of PopOS is pretty outdated because they're working on a big overhaul

Look cool! I think you should consider putting a screenshot of the UI somewhere near the top of the README

Fluffy chat allows multiple accounts

And then another one 4 years later

This. There's plenty of stuff that can go wrong just exposing your stuff to the open internet.

Which are only added in fine print on the price tag usually. But it's more like 8-25 cents for cans, most plastic bottles, and some glass bottles.

I think a lot of peope understandably misunderstand this post because it doesn't really explain the situation. After reading OP's comments I gather that OP put a new server online (not on AWS) and was immediately port scanned by a host that is on AWS. Since OP did not consent to being port scanned, they filled out an abuse complaint with AWS, the hoster the scan came from, out of principle, knowing that it probably won't do much. Which is totally fine if that is how you want to spend your time.

I think what most commenters thought is that OP was hosting with AWS and complained to them that someone else scanned their server. This does not seem to be the case.

I didn't see it in the list, so I recommend Breakout 71. It's a lot of fun!

Oh, that is a new development I must have missed. Initially it had pretty tough restrictions, but they must have lifted them now. Thanks for letting me know!

Audiobookshelf has very basic support for ebooks but it doesn't compare to specialised software. Kavita has better management, and it comes with a built-in OPDS server so you can use any ebook app that supports that. I also don't know if Audiobookshelf can actually be used for ebooks without having it as an audiobook as well, never tried it.

You didn't "just need Nintendo Online". You needed to have had it for consecutive two years as either the sole owner or head of the family account, 50 hours of having played games plus, crucially, having agreed to share that data with Nintendo, as well as having agreed to marketing emails, all prior to their announcement. Or you just preordered it literally anywhere else.

I suspect that's something that would need to be brought up either with the developers of the specific program that handles keyboard inputs or languages, if it cannot be changed in general. Or with the individual Desktop Environment projects that create the GUIs to change the underlying settings, if that setting just is not exposed graphically. Unfortunately I don't know what those would be, but maybe it can help point into a more precise direction for further research. I doubt that it is an issue that goes as deep as the Linux kernel being involved. (Take it with a grain of salt though, I'm mostly speculating.)

Edit: in a quick search I found this thread with a possible solution: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/trying-to-change-dead-key-behaviour-im-stumped/85029