My mainly use firefox, but I don't delete cookies or my history. Probably should, but relogging into things seems like a pain. What I did do though is use the multi-account containers so google doesn't know what I am looking up on amazon and vice versa. Hopefully it works like that lol.

I only have ...

Calling upon @kamp for his sage wisdom of music library management

For me, it's been an ongoing nightmare, and I wish I had a better way of doing it. I've been writing scripts and all kinds of stuff, but it's gotten out of hand. I mainly have been using an old version of macOS to manage ...

I was thinking about buying a playdate. It looks like a fun device and it would be cool to make some games for it. The price tag for it is a bit much though for me atm.

In regards to flatpaks, yeah that is the recommended way to get applications. However, they can be found easily in your software center through Flathub. The recommended order for looking for how to install software on a Fedora Atomic system is flatpak > containers > rpm-ostree layering. If you use ...

rejectconvenience wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2024 5:05 am I so badly want to know if a steam deck would work as a portable animation tool for my Blender workflow (but I also know that I should just get a laptop). But it would be really interesting to know. I don't play games often, so it'd be a basic Blender computer lol.

Huh, now you got me thinking.

Felicia wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 2:33 pmBirb.jpg

That's a pretty girl.

I would have entered had I not already had a Humble Bundle lol.

I have my own little website portfolio

https://softlywool.art/

I've been using Carrd.co to build this site, theres some restrictions to that but I get very tired learning html from scratch, perhaps in the future, but carrd is also very affordable when it comes to having a domain attached ...

I literally had this idea!!! Though, I want a actually moving wheel. I wish I had money to make some of my ideas sometimes lol. I love this and I want it.

I've used Fedora for almost my entire time with Linux (about 2 years). It works great and I highly recommend giving it a try!

For about a year I've been using Fedora Kinoite, which is the atomic version of Fedora KDE. It's been nice to have a chromebook-like experience from my Linux desktop and ...