It's good to point out that you don't necessarily need online manuals and blogs as most GNU/Linux systems come with offline documentation out of the box.

man
apropos
info
tldr
whatis
command --help

Of course you have to use your OS in the first place that is still the best way of learning it. 😉

Still to be realized - as so frequently happened other bills and emergency expenses took priority. I'll get there eventually, as with the migration..... Watch this space! 😄

@npro said in Driver Maintainers | What?:

Linus and Greg should really change the license after this, at least it will be honest that way and not so hypocritical.

Should they really?

I think there's a lot to think about.

The 'GNU' licenses are already made with care.

Now I remember what I wanted to ask you in a 'PM'. 😉

Are you "on reception"?

Had flashed Q4OS 5.6 KDE Plasma on a Stick these days and had booted it on an older iMac. Now I will have a look for Vivaldi, find it in the repositories, before I flatten down the Hard Drive to install this Linux. Without Vivaldi I won’t use Linux as my second System! 😉

@ybjrepnfr Well, I'm looking forward to dualbooting.

openSUSE Slowroll has now reached Beta status.

Slowroll Set for a Quarter of Updates

@Pathduck Yes, it has become better. 🙂

@TravellinBob
Try Debian Stable: It is the most stable distribution and the least likely to face serious bugs (dealing with bugs when learning Linux is a nightmare!).
Or try a Debian Stable based distro, as Q4OS or LMDE, but you may face some additional bugs.
And use KDE: it is more friendly for windows users.

On my Mini-PC Arcolinux (Arch) -- Cinnamon
Laptop Manjaro with Gnome

@npro good. it was an outrageous act to have originally taken.

@supermurs said in KDE 6.0 Wayland - Good for me. Good for you?:

Would you mind sharing a screenshot how Vivaldi looks on KDE?

This is what it looks like on KDE Plasma 6, using openSUSE Slowroll, currently an experimental distribution from openSUSE.

vivaldi_kde6_slowroll.png

Using openSUSE Tumbleweed and Slowroll.

@rich20509 said in openSUSE Tumbleweed gets systemd-boot support:

Could you please explain more about this https://news.opensuse.org/2023/09/29/tw-gets-systemd-boot-support/

Check

The 'Jitsi Meet' round continues today, of course.

😂

@edwardp said in Help for Linux via the open source videoconference 'Jitsi Meet':

@ingolftopf The groups still meet online each month, but both prefer to use Jitsi Meet.

Perhaps a co-operation could be formed.

If the different times make it possible.

😀 😀

Also in the Jabber/XMPP room
'Anoxinon e.V.'
xmpp:[email protected]?join

😀 😀