Years ago when I wanted to delete my Facebook account, they asked for an ID. I used McLovin driving license and it was done. It was the style at that time.
When MAL started to enshittify years ago, I moved over to Kitsu. It was easy because of the import option. I use Kitsune from F-Droid with it and it's been a delight.
Glad to help! To be fair, a lot of tutorials do it on terminal because it's consistent for every distro out there. However Gnome Disks is stupidly easy and that's why I like it. I install my system, I install Gnome Disks, then switch to manual option and set automount for my other drives and that's it.
You can use Gnome Disks (gnome-disk-utility) to edit fstab via GUI. I've been using this for years and never had to manually edit fstab even though I can.
I don't know, I installed Bazzite on my parents' PC and they don't use or need terminal at all. Same thing for my aunt's laptop with Aurora. I don't even give technical support anymore since I installed these.
Funny story, in my first years of Linux, I always thought sh was the only way to run downloaded programs in the terminal. I must have seen it on some forum and learned it that way. Much later I learned that I could just type this ./program and run them.
Years ago when I wanted to delete my Facebook account, they asked for an ID. I used McLovin driving license and it was done. It was the style at that time.
Meanwhile AI:
Also a lot of instances block those porn instances so you won't see them even in your "all".
Interesting. Thankfully the native version runs fine.
What was wrong with it? I always played the native version so no idea.
When MAL started to enshittify years ago, I moved over to Kitsu. It was easy because of the import option. I use Kitsune from F-Droid with it and it's been a delight.
Welcome to the future, systemd IS the kernel now. /j
That can work too but I think I read somewhere that M$ cannot push online account in EU but only in EU. So, don't know. :)
Are you from EU perhaps?
I don't know much about them but I know them because of this stupid poster:
Glad to help! To be fair, a lot of tutorials do it on terminal because it's consistent for every distro out there. However Gnome Disks is stupidly easy and that's why I like it. I install my system, I install Gnome Disks, then switch to manual option and set automount for my other drives and that's it.
You can use Gnome Disks (
gnome-disk-utility) to editfstabvia GUI. I've been using this for years and never had to manually edit fstab even though I can.Some programs' download link redirect you to Microslop Store, so at least some of them use it either voluntarily or involuntarily.
I don't know, I installed Bazzite on my parents' PC and they don't use or need terminal at all. Same thing for my aunt's laptop with Aurora. I don't even give technical support anymore since I installed these.
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🐧That actually makes sense. Maybe that was the reason why I saw it in the first place. Lazy people in works. :)
Funny story, in my first years of Linux, I always thought
shwas the only way to run downloaded programs in the terminal. I must have seen it on some forum and learned it that way. Much later I learned that I could just type this./programand run them.