I wish there is everything
for Linux.
fsearch has the looks but last time I tried I needs to wait for it to scan, no background indexing.
I wish there is everything
for Linux.
fsearch has the looks but last time I tried I needs to wait for it to scan, no background indexing.
Also using PurelyMail, tt’s the cheapest non-free email service I can find.
It passes email delivery tests, setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC easily without issue.
The downside is that it’s basically one man handling whole this service, but I assume this service has been fully automated because the margin of profit is so low.
On Ubuntu 22.04 based distro, you can try install HWE (hardware enablement) kernels but you need a phone that can share WIFI/mobile connection through USB cable.
sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-22.04
Try posting output of lspci
command here, gives us more information about your laptop hardware.
All the series I recommends below are complete. (tells story from start to end)
Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (There are TV series and movies that both tell similar story but not the same, TV series have darker story)
Kill la Kill
Blast of Tempest
Assassination Classroom
Back Arrow (first half of series is meh but it becomes better and better)
Mob psycho 100
Summer Time Render
I think thunderbird always delay major version upgrade until <version>.2
.
If you observe their changelog:
115.0: only offer binary download, not as upgrade
102.0: only offer binary download, not as upgrade
102.1.2: only offer binary download, not as upgrade
102.2: no such disclaimer
They also has the same disclaimer for 91.x, that’s how Thunderbird decided to distribute update.
Use a cellphone under trees in rain.
Learned few days ago that it’s not actually dangerous, at least doesn’t make you have a higher change to be struck by thunder.
If there is docker image for what you need, use docker image.
If not I would recommend systemd-nspawn, it’s chroot but can run systemd init, with efforts you can run GUI applications from it too., wiping that is just sudo rm -rf.