First thing i do is disable bitlocker. Its PITA when dualbooting too

Yeah. If someone have a good DE , arch is as easy as some other distros. I have 3 friends whose laptops i installed with pure arch + GNOME ( by sideloading aside windows, but setting arch as default 😈) . Its still on their laps, and the only problem they only thing i had to say them was to update weekly or bi-weekly.

It mainly depends on your likes. What i did was to find one or two accounts related to my favourite topic and then checking their "following" tab. It really helps to Fill my feed

Also, most accounts boost other accounts/ post, which also acts as a way for me to discover accounts.

I think not. There only seems to be only 2 dev's working on linux app, and thir current priority is to bring wireguard to the app and preferrably , an updated CLI too.

I think not. From the reddit discussion, it seems that only 2 dev's ( they are hiring one more soon ) work for linux support, and they can't currently spread too thin.

Tried it in debian today. Yeah, its bad that the app need to be open inorder to have connection. They could've made it go background ( like telegram or discord does ), which would be better.

Currently supported distros ( with installation guides ) :

• Debian - guide
• Ubuntu - guide
• Fedora -guide

Sadly, its still not available for arch.

I don't remember any films, but this shortfilm about timeloop was good. https://youtu.be/35z4bChYS_A

There appears to be a few more ones too related to time travel. Thankyou for reminding to check em out

I just had to uninstall "Enhancer for youtube", and reload the YT page. Not even ubock cache clearing was necessary. ( maybe different for different people )

Right now, this feature is client specific. Some have it ( like Sync ), most dont.

The happy news is , a serverside option to block an instance is already merged and will be available in next (big) Lemmy upgrade 19.0. After that, the client apps will easily be able to implement it ( Now, i guess they are just filtering posts client side if from that instance )

Since that post was'nt available for me atm, just reposting relevant Github blog : 1-Click RCE on GNOME

The TL;DR

libcue is a library used for parsing cue sheets—a metadata format for describing the layout of the tracks on a CD. it’s used by tracker-miners: an application that’s included with GNOME.The index is automatically updated when you add or modify a file in certain subdirectories of your home directory, in particular including ~/Downloads. To make a long story short, that means that inadvertently clicking a malicious link is all it takes for an attacker to exploit CVE-2023-43641 and get code execution on your computer.

Usually that is the case. normally gnome stays in the testing repo for a few months. Gives enough time for extension managers to update extensions, and thus, us not having heavily broken workflows. It mostly will only be out as stable only after the gnome 45.1 release.