It’s honestly amazes me how they figure out stuff like this. I’m labelling it as “magic” until I understand it better.
@sh.itjust.works
Thank you for the details on the drama. It is hilarious from the sidelines.
Speaking of maintaining watches, I was on the fence on buying this starter kit to help me maintain my set of watches (replace batteries/clean my watches) and avoid the garbage that is on sites like amazon. Do you have any other recommendations on watch kits (trying to keep my budget below $150 AUD)?
I’m definitely going to try this but I need to know, will my login details be remembered or do I have to re-login every few weeks like heroic? which honestly does my head in when trying to do it on the deck interface.
I can vouch for zen browser! It’s been really good (so far)!
I went from PopOS to Bazzite on my desktop. My take is things feel smoother and well polished on Bazzite and I could customise it to my liking (using KDE). I have other machines to tinker with so I’ve installed other distributions on those and the modern take on containerisation of services is something I wanted to learn!
There is also this:
You can get the digital card if your Wise account has a registered address in Australia, Brazil, Canada, the EEA (European Economic Area), Japan, Malaysia*, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the US*
*You can only get a digital Wise Multi-Currency Card for your Personal account, not your business account, if you live in Malaysia.
Great advice and I would like to add to this, if you need something easier to run for VMs, go Fedora Server rather than proxmox. If you find your use case needs a bit more complexity, then go proxmox.
I personally found that proxmox was an overkill for what I wanted out of my (old laptop) server.
From my experience on SteamOS, I’m launching RDR2 through the steam app but I own RDR2 on Rockstar game launcher. I used these steps to get it running: https://expertbeacon.com/...
I can only assume it’s similar on Bazzite but I haven’t tried.
thanks for using Leebra!
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