That's good to have. As long as this doesn't become r/linux where every second post gets deleted for not being some kind of linux news.

Point people to the relevant community for next time, but keep the posts here. It always seemed really elitist and aggressive the way they handled it on reddit.

At least until it melts. After that, who knows?

Sorry, I wasn't checking them. Just found them under my subscriptions and shared.

Thanks for checking them out though.

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Some more options for those looking.

Windows 11 LTSC was also released recently for anyone that has to use 11.

It seems you've found an app already, but also check out Thunder or Raccoon.

I moved from Liftoff to Thunder and the search seems to work when I need it.

The Firefish instance I was on moved to Sharkey instead. As far as I know Firefish is no longer being developed.

Try Startpage.

Google results without using Google directly.

Reader mode works on Android too. Firefox has it at least.

Yeah, I was trying not to be biased and immediately think this was all BS. Then I read the part about a case for defamation and just immediately went back to "fuck these guys".

Just came across as the bully playing the victim trying to show how reasonable and nice they're being by not "retaliating" by bullying any further.

Or their face slammed into something. Either way, garbage headline.

Even apes can use Linux Mint.

Give it a shot sometime, it's good stuff.

If both OSs are on their own drive, Windows causes slightly less trouble with Linux. Plus, you can just repurpose the second drive if Linux doesn't work out. No repartitioning your Windows drive again.

I think they meant this.

Htop is fine, but have you tried btop? Or are you trying to keep things more minimal?

Also, which fetch are you using?

Pi-hole was really simple to set up. It was absolutely worth it and I've got it running on an old netbook. Very easy on resources.

Syncthing is also nice if you have files that you want easily shared between devices. I use it for sharing work files that I want synced between multiple devices. When I edit something it gets shared to all of my devices and it's always up to date everywhere.

You can sort folders from settings. It's also possible to pin the camera folder so it's always first.

Maybe ClamAV?

That's the only one I remember hearing about when I started playing with Linux a few years ago.

I remember reading that it was good for scanning for Windows viruses before sharing files with Windowr users, so it might be perfect for this kind of situation. Combine that with VirusTotal and you should be covered.

This is the correct answer. The massgravel github also has a link to a page with official ISOs.

I don't understand their podcasts. It isn't sectioned off or organised in any kind of way.

I tried it out and still regret it, because even after unsubscribing from all of the podcasts I still get notified of new episodes all the time.