I don’t know anything about wireless trackpads, but I love my workflow with Gnome and I know it wouldn’t be doable if I wasn’t working on a laptop.

Using the keyboard just wouldn’t be the same.

Yeah. At first you think that you still need some Windows programs so you dual-boot, and then you discover that you don’t need these programs anymore😅

I don’t remember how I did it but I guess it wasb’t so difficult since I had no previous experience.

But I think I only used it once and then moced to something else.

Yes and it ain’t too technical for me.

It just shows you how easy it was for them to cheat.

Let’s hope it ain’t happening anymore, but the most eco friendly car is the car you’re not gettting.

I heard that the Playstation 3 would be able to run something called Linux and I wanted to become some kind of Neo😅

Then I went on and off between Windows and Ubuntu until fully switching to Linux around 2020.

Running Fedora with Gnome these last few years.

I have a 2012 MacBook Pro.

This is what used to enable RPM fusion in Fedora and get the broadcom drivers:

https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/macbook-pro-user-struggles-to-connect-to-wifi-on-fedora-35/75859/7

https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-rpm-fusion-repository-in-fedora-rhel/

https://doc.fedora-fr.org/wiki/Dépôt_RPM_Fusion

It solved every problem but I have to redo the operation maybe once every two years.

I use it all the time and it is synced through kDrive and works well.

The only downside is that I haven’t found a way to just share some of my notes. It’s not a big deal, but it means I have to share all my notes with my wife.

It has a lot of features and it deserves to be supported through donations or through their payed version.

On my wifés 2012 MacBook Pro, I had the same broadcom related problem and installing Rpm fusion solved it https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-rpm-fusion-repository-in-fedora-rhel/

I didn’t know this. But I guess the bank has to allow it.

Last time I checked my banks were only allowing you to do such things through an app or at the bank (which is far from my village).

Yeah I wish Framework, Tuxedo or Stillbook produced a Linux phone🤞

Yeah it’s part of the 2 factors authentification process.

Back in the days you received some card reader generating a code, but that ain’t the case anymore…

So Linux would need to have a native version of these apps or a way to efficiently emulate Android or iOS.

In my country, for all the banks I use, I need to have an app on my phone to access their website with my Linux computer.

So a Linux phone would need to provide this as I can’t be without access to my accounts.

It’s Signal and Threema leadership as they were saying it would compromise their security level and would allow Meta to gather information about their users.

That’s a risk I’d be willing to take as long as it’s opt in. For now I still kind of have Whatsapp Business as kind of read only application for some groups I can’t convince to move to another app…

My cloud provider (kDrive by Infomaniak) is « green » but I have to admit I wouldn’t know how to self host on it even if I could.

Thanks, I know about it but it’s above my technical level and self hosting means having a computer running 24/7 which I don’t want.

I think Signal they (Signal and Threema) missed an opportunity to gain users by allowing an opt-in compatibility with Whatsapp.

Agreed as I’m using a Surface Go 1 with typecover (keyboard) as a daily driver with Fedora.

I’d get a used one to avoid giving money to Microsoft.

Yeah I’m using Whatsapp Business for groups I can’t convince to move (it allows me to have an automated message to say I won’t answer on Whatsapp), Signal for people who could move but won’t pay anything and Threema for almost everyone else including my family.

I wish Signal or Threema would allow a selected opt in interoperability with Whatsapp so that I could really ditch it.

I’ve read 70% of your guide and it seems great. I just hope people (not on Lemmy) will easily find it on the web when looking for help.

Good work for our community 👍

Let’s hope it’s gonna find a manufacturer to build a TV with it, or at least to open its bootloader.

Interesting.

Does every smart TV has a hotel mode?

I have a Philips 55PUS7394 and I couldn’t find one by quickly searching on the web.