Security by overcomplication

What do you mean with out of the box, if you play steam games that is pretty much install and play, For Epic and GOG I use Heroic Game launcher with the same success.

35, living in Europe, I had to re-learn manual. I had only automatics in Latin America. It is certainly more fun and I feel I’m actually driving.

Vielen Dank!, The problem is I need the Telekom Network otherwise I pay for nothing as the other ones won’t have reception :(

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I’m moving to another provider next month to increase from 8GB@€30 to 15GB€25… Those are per month…

For the launcher you should try rofi, there is nothing running as a daemon. It runs fresh everytime but it is still quick and looks nice if you want to make it look nice.

Have you heard of our lord and savior chroot?

Did you try older Firefox flatpack versions?

Install Flatseal, give all the hardware access to Firefox, print, success.

I made myself this question and jumped to fish and never came back to bash. I now use mostly the terminal for most things together with ranger.

If you decide to jump to fish install fish + fisherman + fzf

Fisherman for installing themes and plugins and with it you install the fzf plugin. I also have the tide theme which is pretty nice.

PS. Bash scripts still run as bash so there is no conflict.

I’m also using fish shell, it find it very user friendly and extremely practical. It gathers all the programs options which you can see when pressing Tab and together with the fzf plugin for history and file search it becomes a very smart shell to use.

My dude, what line in what file? Have you confirmed that they use the same audio chipset?

Please provide more relevant information.

First, change to pipewire, old man, pipewire is the new kid in the block and works great with Bluetooth headphones.

Then use streambay to do whatever you want with your audio.

Check this video: https://youtu.be/Zv1P6-kUn0c

Interesting project, I have had such situations as I mainly use ranger. I will see how I can integrate it into my workflow.