

Thanks, I’m going to try this.


Thanks, I’m going to try this.


Thanks a lot, that’s a really good summary!


Can we download k3 for our own local use?


That was exactly my thought… So many pages depending on just the one provider.


Still stuck in endless loop for me :(
Well she found a Chuwi Mini X laptop and found it irresistibly cute. It’s a tiny 10" laptop. Comes with W11 by default, but was sluggish as hell so i removed it immediately. Much snappier on Linux.
Thanks I’ll try Onlyoffice. I think it messes the formatting on some more complex pdfs but let’s see.
She’s starting to get fed-up with some Apple choices. I offered an alternative. That is now worse than the original. And I was trying to sort it out. But I guess your solution is “just don’t try”.
Yeah…I think she tried, and it messed some of the PDFs she was working on :(
Yes. She has been doing this for a very long time. I hope you see changing not only the full OS, but her entire workflow…might be too much of a PITA and she’ll just go back to the old Mac. Which I was trying to avoid.


Thanks for the detailed explanation. This sounds incredibly promising, and I’m looking forward some challenger to the old guard in computing. Hope they get close to scare nvidia soon too.


Doesn’t AMD have 3D layering already in its CPUs?


How about the Windows app that’s just the RDP desktop app for azure or 365 desktops? Naming it the Windows app gotta be the dumbest idea I’ve seen in a very long while.


I’m gonna guess “very probably”, but just like most recent changes in Mozilla Firefox too… It’s really not looking good.
Thanks, I’ll definitely try it out.
PDF XChange edito
Thanks I’ve never heard of them and I’ll check them out.
Thanks…I was hoping I wouldn’t need to have to add a server just for this. I was hoping for a single app in the traditional way.


We shouldn’t use archive.is anymore I’m afraid. I don’t know a good alternative, but archive.today links are no longer trustworthy.


Thanks for the journalctl command, I think I was looking for hints like this. I’ll be reviewing my journalctl next time I get a crash. Regarding Steam, since it’s using NVME both for the OS and the gaming disk, it downloads at rather crazy speeds without slowing down the OS (as long as I’m not trying additionally something else also crazy of course…but I can continue browsing and watching videos just fine).
Also, this is most likely completely unrelated but do note that Neon is basically abandoned. You should very much consider switching to a maintained distribution, whether that’s another Ubuntu spin or Fedora or something else entirely.
Thanks! Yeah I might reconsider a whole system wipe. I’ve tried shortly Fedora before, and Nobara for a few years, but I think I’d prefer something Ubuntu-based with KDE. Something that it’s not Kubuntu, that is. I don’t want snap crap.


Nothing much enterprise…It’s running “Windows App”, just a glorified RDP with extra authentication settings for SSO etc. Hence why I gave it only 4GB. It’s not just GUI not being responsive, everything is. It’s a full freeze, and I can’t get to the text consoles either. Most I can aspire to, I think, is to gather data from right before the freeze happens…and check it after I reset the computer.
And “Windows App” for me…Their new version of the “Remote Desktop” windows app…FML with their naming insanity. Anyway, that’s my biggest headache. I have a goddamn VM just for this, with multi-monitor figured out. Just for this crap.