humanplayer2

Hang out, vape the THC, devour that chicken! OP, this is amazing hosting!

We have both Linux and Windows machines in my team. We do all the work in Linux, and register hours in Windows. We also all have iPhones that we only use for 2FA.

Maybe Vanilla OS will be of interest?

TIL! Thank you!

I think you have to alternate the quotations you use between doubles and singles, pairwise. Else the first pair is closed after --format.

So you have to use a pattern like “command level 1 ‘level 2 “level 3” more level 2’ more level 1”

Does that make sense?

Nope, just a new logo on an existing key.

Immerge more! Hide the task bar, use only desktop icons to launch your games.

Alas, often, no. Just another logo we can’t be rid of.

In some cases, the Copilot key will replace the Menu key or the right Control key, a Microsoft spokesperson told CNBC in an email. Some larger computers will have enough room for both the Copilot key and the right Control key, the spokesperson said.

SSH into a stronger machine.

I don’t think it does. It didn’t when I checked a year ago, at least. You couldn’t get live previews on the workspace pop-up.

Can you point me to the feature you refer to? If it really does this, it would be a major game changer for me.

Kvantum?

Both are required to bring footwear from home.

On Gnome,

• Workspace Matrix: provides a customizable n x m workspace grid, and a customizable pop-up that shows live preview of all workspaces and their windows (incl. e.g. video playing).
• Forge: windows tiling

(screenshot from Workspace Matrix extension site, not mine)

In combination, these two features allow me very quick overview of everything I have open, presented in an ordered fashion, allowing quick, keyboard-driven application change.

I’m not aware that the exact features of Workspace Matrix are reproduced by anything in any other DE.

Get an older ThinkPad.

Get a bigger ThinkPad.

At work, we use Racetrack, if that counts. It works quite well.

keyd is amazing, wonderful, easy, feature-rich, and an absolutely awesome gateway drug to the addiction of perfecting your keymap!

Warmly recommended!

Also, well-supported by kind people :)

Ah, sorry, now I get it! I didn’t read properly. And using KDE Activities would be a bit to overkill perhaps.

I did. I wanted more. I wanted ln -sf.

Why over-complicated? I’m genuinely curious, as I think it sounds pretty cool that you can install apps from different package managers in containers, but export them to use them in your main environment.