Javier Armas @javier@linuxrocks.online

I need to sit down to plan a big project. I remembered a program that helps you create your own local #wiki

I present you #ZIM an ideal program for these tasks. https://www.zim-wiki.org/translations.html

Linus Torvalds to an antivaxer https://lore.kernel.org/ksummit/CAHk-=wiB6FJknDC5PMfpkg4gZrbSuC3d391VyReM4Wb0+JYXXA@mail.gmail.com/

You can adjust volume in smaller steps in #gnome

"By default, pressing the keyboard's volume keys adjusts the volume by 6%. If smaller steps are desired, holding Shift while pressing the volume keys adjusts the volume in 2% steps."

Source: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GNOME/Tips_and_tricks

Just in case you ever screw up and delete your linux partitions when trying to install windows on a secondary disk: "How to recover lost partition using Linux" https://www.simplified.guide/linux/disk-recover-partition-table This just saved me.

Currently trying #fedora34 Maybe the first time #gnome makes sense to me. Pretty sleek. It's my first time with Wayland. Pretty excited. Here are some highlights: https://youtu.be/uDBA35dVKJs

I was under the impression that #Palemoon uses a lot of memory, but it's not that much once you compare it against all the processes that #firefox or #vivaldi use.

No more "View image info" or "View page info" in #firefox Completely absurd. I feel like I don't have a useful browser anymore. F*** telemetry and the use of it for trimming useful software features. https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/mazcfu/what_the_heck_happened_to_view_image_info_when/