I have tried with a couple myself and come to the conclusion that right now you're probably better off buying an android tablet, putting a de-googled version of android on it and running termux if you need Linux on it

Is there ever going to be a UK nixcon, obviously there won't be a North America one in the UK but I think there's been one in Europe hasn't there?

Is there ever going to be one of these in the UK? Am actually curious to attend but so far it's been in places I'd have to fly to

I don't know why I just love the random underlining and his expression

Made infinitely more entertaining by the fact they're all more or less the same under the hood with minor differences packed ontop of the same Linux kernel

I don't think OP is looking to remote into servers here, personally for servers ssh is great but for accessing my laptop from desktop/vice versa the terminal can be a bit awkward when there are applications with no cli behind them which is where a graphical remote desktop comes in handy

I find the main issue is that for it to be loud enough to be clear over the shower (audiobook) it has to be loud enough that I worry it'll annoy my neighbours upstairs/my flatmate

Gnome and KDE are both great for different reasons. One of the things that's great about Linux as a whole is it gives people the ability to choose the stack they like most

Just be ready to have to lean on the community a lot to begin with

My manager actually wants me to host a Minecraft server on company hardware to test our performance monitoring system, aren't I lucky

Now if only I knew how to get players on it who aren't my friends

Photoshop has no good alternative on Linux though that's a very real reason to need windows

Personally I'm too cheap for a Photoshop license anyway so doesn't bother me but some people need it

Delete the entire directory and re clone it of course

As a hyprland user, gnome is great and I would recommend it to pretty much anyone

Hyprland is great if you consider your machine a toy as well as a tool and enjoy spending hours customising and theming

I would choose my hyprland setup over gnome 9 times out of 10, but I'd choose gnome over someone else's setup every time because they actually know what they're doing and make a great one size fits all DE (my hyprland config takes very heavy inspiration from GNOME with a few changes to suit my personal preference)

If you give it instructions in English, then switch to Spanish does it continue to follow them in Spanish?

(As in if you ask it to play the character of John the cheese merchant then ask it what its name is in Spanish, does it respond in Spanish with the correct name?)

This makes me wonder if they've written that configuration for every language though, or if the English instructions work on other languages

I wonder if you could tell it to write like Shakespeare or something in English, then have a chat with it in Spanish and have that persist

My guess would be that it wouldn't transfer, otherwise it'd need to have some understanding of the words beyond just language

If I were going to use anything I'd probably use piped as a PWA, but the problem is none of them seem to do recommendations and I just get generic content on the front page which doesn't really interest me

Therapists are gonna be pretty busy then because it's a good proportion of people I know that have been sucked into this kind of content one way or another more than they'd like

Jesus Christ lol make a comment about social media on the internet and immediately get diagnosed with depression

I tend to like watching YouTube on my phone every now and again, I don't have a problem with proper full length videos. It's the fact that I'm bombarded with so many shorts in the UI and can't get rid of them on mobile

Obviously newpipe and piped are a thing but they both are somewhat lacking compared to the official app in user experience

Pretty sure it does that regardless of what language you're using if you have the extension installed