Piwix

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Sounds to me like you would really enjoy the high customization and windows-like defaults of the KDE Plasma desktop environment. Unfortunately Mint doesn't offer a KDE Plasma desktop version (although its available in its packages, its not recommended to install it on Mint). If Mint doesn't satisfy you, maybe Kubuntu or Fedora KDE would be more up your alley.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/technology · 44 pts · 1y

Sad news, but trimming the fat is what people wanted Mozilla to do. Anyone know a good alternative to Fakespot? I absolutely don't trust amazon's own review summaries, and expect other alternatives would be for-profit data harvesters.

Ironman here so its not about $$$. Being able to string more than 14 bows per inventory will be great because i go through the trouble of stringing 10,000+ bows just to chop trees less. Anything to make the semi-afk grinds less tedious works for me. Sure there are better ways to train but im a casual skiller first, pvmer second.

on 2025 baby · c/linuxmemes · 68 pts · 1y

Every year since the day I switched has been my year of the linux desktop

Would there be any other way to access the iTunes music/media store? I only use itunes now to buy DRM free music when its not available on bandcamp. As far as i know its been the only way to access and purchase via the itunes store on a non-apple device

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/linux · 8 pts · 1y

Funny, I have the opposite opinion. Gnome is great on laptops, especially 2in1s. KDE Plasma is a great desktop PC environment.

There was and it was fixed by the looks of it. Guessing these apps have not urgently pulled the fixes in and released an update, so F-droid is urging people not to use the apps until so

Privating protests definitely had some teeth in the short term, but not in the long term. In the short term, it targeted what Reddit and other social media sites value most: user retention. By privating subreddits, people would be denied access to the content they want (while being served ads), so they'd click off the website. That's why it's gone now. It's sad people are still volunteering their time for the profit of investors. I would, though, argue that privating subreddits was one of the most effective online protestings of recent history

I've enjoyed using the Simple Alarm Clock on F-droid, importantly for me, it requires you to hold down the shut off button for a couple seconds which helps prevent me from accidentally shutting off my alarm instead of snoozing it. Only downside for this app and possibly others is that they may not function if your device OS updates in the middle of the night.