If you’re not tied to it there are other options that with great on Linux. Mulvad for one.

PyCharm is a Java application. And it runs perfectly on Linux.

“VPN”? Which?

No what?

You can phrase it however you like?

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Age doesn’t matter. XML is a super-set of XHTML’s spec.

That is - all XHTML is valid XML but not all XML is valid XHTML.

Note I’m saying XHTML not HTML since the later need not be valid XML.

technically HTML is not XML… XHTML is, but HTML can be invalid XML.

You might be interested in “rsnapshot” which uses rsync and manages daily, monthly, etc. snapshots.

Yes, I agree, but then, what would be an alternative?

Any package manager that allows for ways to verify the source. These shitty script|bash lines are doing all sorts of nutty shit on your system, and that’s ones that aren’t even malicious.

I keep saying this curl bash pipe shit needs to stop.

Mounting /home on a different device is common, shouldn’t be a problem. Universities used to mount you’re home dir off the network with nfs so that it followed you to any system you logged in to.

“Linux doesn’t boot”

Maybe begin with any information at all then if you want this to be helpful to others?

Yeah, it’s really not called out in the docs. I found out the same way.

I freed 50gb by running ‘docker system prune’…

Has it?

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/update-on-terms-of-use/

The color-management Wayland extension is enough for entertainment purposes like games and movies. However, it is not enough for professional color management needs including photo editing and print preview.

12 years…

Actual Linux news rather than “which distro should I use for gaming and bit torrents?”

Sometimes you gotta let people try to resolve things on their own first.

Sounds like something is broken.

As someone who has seen almost EVERY kernel bugfix and security issue for the past 15+ years (well hopefully all of them end up in the stable trees, we do miss some at times when maintainers/developers forget to mark them as bugfixes), and who sees EVERY kernel CVE issued, I think I can speak on this topic.

The majority of bugs (quantity, not quality/severity) we have are due to the stupid little corner cases in C that are totally gone in Rust. Things like simple overwrites of memory (not that rust can catch all of these by far), error path cleanups, forgetting to check error values, and use-after-free mistakes. That’s why I’m wanting to see Rust get into the kernel, these types of issues just go away, allowing developers and maintainers more time to focus on the REAL bugs that happen (i.e. logic issues, race conditions, etc.)

I assume you’ve configured it for “single” mode?