Definitely not a systemd based distro in the meme
@sh.itjust.works
Definitely not a systemd based distro in the meme
Why do Mac updates cost money?
Use gnome-software and install flatpaks or official apt packages instead of the snap store
I find krita quite easy to use
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Current_War Though this isn’t only about Tesla.
Bongcloud opening: chatgpt variation
Why are wallpapers over 40 GB? If I'm not using these wallpapers (I've been using use solar gradients since it came out) can I delete them (I have space to make a backup of them if I need to)?
No I'm just bad at finding communities (I moved from reddit and is new to fediverse)
This shows up after I press F4:
3 devices in the middle all have the word "mic" in it, what should I do next?
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I don’t have the tool selection menu on top of the document, instead there’s a menu called “tools” that I have to click in, and the tools are listed by names instead of icons which is confusing and hard to find.
Screenshot on my computer (after I clicked open the "tools" menu):

Screenshot on the official site (note that there's a tool selection menu on the top, inside the red rectangle, which is missing on my computer):

No, it shows the date and clocks with different styles, but none of them is a number clock
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Can I post there from sh.itjust.works?
But which of these is available for Mac OS?
Thanks, that worked
I'll try that. Still I don't understand why is anyone willing to spend 40+ GB on their disks just to get a cool wallpaper/screen saver combo, I think a better design would be streaming the screen savers from apple's servers, it would be unavailable without an internet connection but it's better than wasting 40 GB on the disk
Update: I deleted the files, nothing broke, but the computer keeps downloading it back. What should I do? (I already changed wallpapers and screen savers on all accounts to something else)
I tried plugging in a headset and plugging it out. When I plugged it in 2 microphones showed up, one called "headset microphone" and the other just called "microphone", screenshot:

But when I unplugged the headset both microphones are gone, does it mean that my laptop recognizes its internal microphone when a headset is plugged in? Also when I switch to the one just called "microphone", speaking to the headset microphone doesn't make the bar move as much as patting the laptop, so the "microphone" should be the internal microphone.
I'd like to avoid international shipping and just stick to the bigger brands like lenovo, dell, and asus though.
thanks for using Leebra!
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