That's pretty much it, right? ZorinOS Pro gives you some more desktop layouts, more wallpapers, and what they call "Zorin Installation Support service". Basically like buying a hat in a free game.
But the "Advanced productivity tools" one is a bit misleading, apparently it's stuff anyone can install from the store it just pre-installs some unnamed apps for you.
I don't mind selling some cosmetic stuff to fund development, the app thing is a bit shady though.
I saw that it's in the dictionary. Dictionaries document how it's used so it makes sense. However, my pondering was as to whether it has always had this meaning or if it came more recently (possibly as a result of 'without further ado" being used in wider contexts)..
Can someone explain what ado means then? I was under the impression ado was like a big commotion, as in "Much ado about nothing". When did the ado = delay meaning appear?
And what kind of monster doesn't at least use those things that open up on the inside and hold against the back?
Oh shit, out of all the download sites I tried, this wasn't one of them, and this one worked. Thanks!
I'll give it a go and see if it works, thanks!
Sweet, I will give it a go, thanks!
I reckon I could do that job at least as good.
That's pretty much it, right? ZorinOS Pro gives you some more desktop layouts, more wallpapers, and what they call "Zorin Installation Support service". Basically like buying a hat in a free game.
But the "Advanced productivity tools" one is a bit misleading, apparently it's stuff anyone can install from the store it just pre-installs some unnamed apps for you.
I don't mind selling some cosmetic stuff to fund development, the app thing is a bit shady though.
In terms of Microsoft suing her?
I guess it would depend on her contract, as Microsoft do profit from war so I would doubt a libel type case would get far.
What's the summary. Is it likely to come any time soon or is it pretty tricky to implement?
Is there an update since that post in 2023?
I saw that it's in the dictionary. Dictionaries document how it's used so it makes sense. However, my pondering was as to whether it has always had this meaning or if it came more recently (possibly as a result of 'without further ado" being used in wider contexts)..
Can someone explain what ado means then? I was under the impression ado was like a big commotion, as in "Much ado about nothing". When did the ado = delay meaning appear?
I think there's a strong case to argue that it is working.
I only have one streaming service, and it's got pretty much everything.
Hmm, I look a lot older than I was expecting.