It's mostly the installation and initial setup that's a pain on arch, so definitely not a beginner distro, but very good nonetheless

Soon all words will be copyrighted because they include names of companies

Same for the Netherlands, the only reason the far right didn't win here is because they had a lower voting percentage compared to the left

I think this design is supposed to go over the other lane, look at the driver sitting on the right. You wouldn't encounter your tree problem, but oncoming traffic could pose issues

You need Linux on another drive, it's a common problem

Bijna een ongeluk is helemaal niet, zulke situaties heb je in het begin. Langzaam wordt dat steeds minder. Gewoon rustig aan doen en goed vooruit kijken, dan komt het vast goed

Thanks for the info!

Care to explain? Because that's literally the definition of open source

What makes it not Foss? The source code is available and you can build it yourself if you want to

I loved my LG G4 and still love my Galaxy S9+

And with no way to make it spin further except rotate it 30 degrees, let go, grab, rotate it 30 degrees...

I probably joined your stupid discord server because I needed to download a single file on there which wasn't available anywhere else

Huh, not getting that at all. Works just fine for me. Nevertheless, XDA really has gone downhill over time

If you use a usb 3.2 gen 2 port, your max speed will be 1250 MB/s, pretty much every nvme ssd will be able to max that. Fast USB sticks will undoubtedly be very close, but might not have the same sustained write speeds compared to an SSD (With Dram cache).

If you're just going to use it for recovery ISOs or installations it's probably not going to matter much, I regularly use USB 2.0 usb sticks for that purpose just fine.

It's up to you though, I had an nvme ssd laying around and bought an enclosure for it, I get about 1000 MB/s read and write with it.

So if you have an ssd laying around I think that would be a good option, but a usb stick will be fine as well and would be a little bit more compact, if that matters to you

Yeah hasn't received updates in a bit, but I don't think it really matters for an offline music player, the material you design is great

Retro/Metro Music player is what I use. Open source and looks great!

Metro is just a free loaded version of Retro

Are these a fork from the simple apps?

I'm a leech because you can get fined in my country for seeding too much

I really don't like how they tried to make it look like an iPhone or whatever, otherwise I'd love to try it

America good, rest of the world bad