I know this doesn't solve your immediate problem when using GNOME, but if you are desktop curious, KDE natively offers sharing a portion of the screen or even creating a whole new virtual monitor with its own resolution, wallpaper etc that you can share.
So my typical workflow is to have it create a 1080p virtual monitor above my real monitors, and share that, since sharing a full 4k monitor makes it hard for people to read. Then I can show whatever I want on that monitor without worrying about exposing something from my main monitors.
Well, I also don't think the average American who is struggling to buy food doesn't care about the stock market. It isn't like they have any liquidity to trade or benefit from rich people getting richer.
I don't think the orange baby has thought that far ahead. He just didn't get what he wanted so he threw a tantrum, and now it is left to everyone else to figure out the details.
Reading the manual on the way home to get the back story and basic idea of how to play so when you actually started, you didn't have to sit through a 20 minute cutscene and another 30 min tutorial showing you how to jump. Just straight into the action.
Same. I keep my car and house keys separate so I can leave my house keys in the car and just carry the car key in my pocket. My house keys are just the remote and key to get into my house, nothing else.
My wife has all the other keys in her handbag, including all the spare keys because she can't find the main set in bag, so she takes the spares as well. Sometimes she also takes mine because she can't find the main set or the spare set in her bag (or wherever she placed them).
Normally I first try see if it is only the graphical interface that has crashed by pushing ctrl+alt+F1 or F2 or F3 to try and switch to another terminal. If I can switch, I log in and reboot or restart the window manager.
I also try SSH into the machine if I have another of around.
If I do reboot, then I use 'journalctl -b-1 -e' to see what happened at the time the system froze.
I'm amazed that that required hindsight
And give it to random people, not anyone note worthy. Like, team up with McDonalds to run a competition to win a FIFA peace prize or something.
Buy a Big Mac Meal and you qualify to enter the draw for your own FIFA Peace Prize.
I know this doesn't solve your immediate problem when using GNOME, but if you are desktop curious, KDE natively offers sharing a portion of the screen or even creating a whole new virtual monitor with its own resolution, wallpaper etc that you can share.
So my typical workflow is to have it create a 1080p virtual monitor above my real monitors, and share that, since sharing a full 4k monitor makes it hard for people to read. Then I can show whatever I want on that monitor without worrying about exposing something from my main monitors.
Why? I can already tell them what most peoples moods are when interacting with Meta products.
Anger, frustration, hatred.
It sounds like something the session lock protocol can be used for
https://wayland.app/protocols/ext-session-lock-v1
Like, a stroke?
Well, I also don't think the average American who is struggling to buy food doesn't care about the stock market. It isn't like they have any liquidity to trade or benefit from rich people getting richer.
Remind me again what the original goals were?
A Møøse once bit my sister ...
Step 1 - Learn to play the fiddle
Step 2 - Start raising baby goats
Step 3 - ???
Step 4 - Profit!
I don't think the orange baby has thought that far ahead. He just didn't get what he wanted so he threw a tantrum, and now it is left to everyone else to figure out the details.
Illegal toll? Who's laws govern the strait that make these tolls illegal?
Reading the manual on the way home to get the back story and basic idea of how to play so when you actually started, you didn't have to sit through a 20 minute cutscene and another 30 min tutorial showing you how to jump. Just straight into the action.
Same. I keep my car and house keys separate so I can leave my house keys in the car and just carry the car key in my pocket. My house keys are just the remote and key to get into my house, nothing else.
My wife has all the other keys in her handbag, including all the spare keys because she can't find the main set in bag, so she takes the spares as well. Sometimes she also takes mine because she can't find the main set or the spare set in her bag (or wherever she placed them).
Yeah, I mean, I couldn't even crawl before I rolled off the bed and hit the floor with my head while my Mom was trying to change me.
I like turtles 🐢
The love triangle between the US, Russia and Iran is ... odd
There is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key but I've had some hit and miss success in actually getting it to work.
Normally I first try see if it is only the graphical interface that has crashed by pushing ctrl+alt+F1 or F2 or F3 to try and switch to another terminal. If I can switch, I log in and reboot or restart the window manager.
I also try SSH into the machine if I have another of around.
If I do reboot, then I use 'journalctl -b-1 -e' to see what happened at the time the system froze.
Week 4: "It's Biden's fault we are at war with Iran!"
I think you mean a .... Whaaaaambulence