I have been moving to epub for reading books, my app of choice is Librera. It has many customization options.
I have been moving to epub for reading books, my app of choice is Librera. It has many customization options.
Would love to have an implementation of this in a virtual reality environment but for now, I prefer the actual look of PDF as a long strip of pages.
Babe wake up, new pod model to revolutionize public transit just dropped
If it's her first time with Linux, I don't think going full vim will be useful.
Something with a GUI might be better like gedit for simple text editing would be enough.
For coding you can use VSCodium, it's a VSCode replacement that's compatible with the majority of VSCode plugins.
If you want more information about a package or program, you should go to the wiki page for the package on the debian wiki or the archwiki. Your Linux distribution (distro) is based around debian so most packages will be avaliable in mint.
And when everyone is a man, no one will be
Crash the dollar by entering the whole amount in the stock market? Or are stocks also considered gambling?
You just blast till no more shit comes out
The irony detector is doing heavy lifting for me:
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The new chainsaw plan is a chainsaw to his head
Touch the cybertruck, you know you want to leave fingerprints that will need a car wash
Just remap it, a mouse can't run any current ai model and why would you let a mouse connect to the internet?
You can't have it all with a substitute and at least it lets you have some feeling.
Just connect it to the prostate and take it off for going to the bathroom
Reminds me of this post: https://lemmy.world/post/16500440
Hey, I like sailing the high seas as much as the next one but shouldn't those links be relegated to the megathread?
Not your keys, not safe encryption. As simple as that
The problem is the human that is between the AI and the can of peaches
Military? Or following daddy's steps?
I guess the fast access comes from a cache storing previous accessed sectors. Fully encrypted drives usually distribute their data making the cache useless
Doesn't seem like it, here is the fdroid link if there are any documented alternatives in the repos