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F1 or h while in htop should show the guide

Another quick tip for htop: the red color in the CPU bar means kernel stuff. In my case it was an issue with interrupts

Just set up a TCL and it has a “basic” option which makes it work without anything. I’m still trying to decide if I should buy a Nvidia shield to pair with it so I enabled it “fully” for now, will probably switch it back. It’s basically android so many of these behaviours are just like on android phones

AriaNG allows you to remote control aria

Ubuntu server just asked me if I want to upgrade to V24, I don’t know when I’ll take time to do that :p

It’s on fdroid so I don’t think

I would be too, except Firefox just started crashing on Wayland all the morning D;

https://lix.systems/

I kinda love this aside from it being unusable

Typical multiplayer enjoyer

You can use the advanced mode of ublock to replace noscript too

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Search engines such as Google need to rank results in some way, to decide which ones to display on top.

This algorithm changes depending on new developments, both cultural and technical, see Google recently putting results from reddit firsts.

One typical way to do this is checking “how many other websites are pointing at this result”, and since traffic is money, people try to game the algorithm by creating fake websites which links to the one they want to push.

Sadly KDE 6 broke a lot of stuff, the next Nvidia driver update 555 should fix most of those issues (it’s in beta right now).

For single issues with games you should specify more so we can help.

I’m using an MMO mouse (the ones with 12 buttons on the side) myself, and sadly there is no mouse with native support for macro on Linux, but a lot of them are supported thanks to developers (see Piper for example), which mouse is it?

Same, 2k laptop with a 3070 ti and I cant even remember what game is installed there

Always dual booted Linux (ubuntu/mint/manjaro/endeavor) and windows (8/10/11) without issues. I think windows published an update (happened only once if I remember correctly) that wiped Linux partitions so yeah, it can happen, but to me that has the same chance of windows breaking itself because of an update (same with Linux). Honestly just take a backup and try whatever distro you like. If you just want to see what Linux is like you can use virtualbox on windows and install it on a virtual machine.

Dual booting is hard to setup the first time so you may want to have another pc with a guide and a forum ready for help. To me the hardest part was how to understand the partitions for swap/home/root/efi etc. but newer Linux installers have a wizard that usually does everything

Things to remember if you decide to dual boot:

• disable secure boot in the bios
• disable fast boot (I think that’s the name) or windows will “lock” the disks on hibernate
• keep your distro ISO image on a USB key with Ventoy installed to quickly restore any issue you may encounter. If windows overwrites the boot partition you can easily restore in 5/10 minutes without losing anything so don’t be worried about that

Exactly, you just have to pick SvelteKit

Opening a link in Firefox reader mode would be pretty cool!

I’ll try looking to see how easy it is to create an extension

https://github.com/mozilla/readability/

Edit: maybe this extension can be used https://webextension.org/listing/chrome-reader-view.html

That must mean it’s working! :D