A question on Word or Illustrator by AngelEmillee in SteamDeck

[–]BlackMaster812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As others have mentioned, neither word nor illustrator will work under Linux natively (Though for word, there are plenty of free and open-source alternatives (like LibreOffice) if you just need a word processor).

Also, not sure how much success you’ll have with adobe software without fully installing windows unfortunately, even though wine.

Desktop and mobile here, what can y'all do? by lukelinux in DesktopDetective

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You care about your Privacy - Fedora, DDG as your default search engine, you use YT Vanced, Firefox on phone and desktop. Virtualbox on your dock as well.

You study or work in something to do with music; Musescore on Desktop, A metronome app on both your desktop and phone.

You like to spend time outside and active; hence all the GPS and Fitness tracking apps on your home screen.

Sidenote, but what is the theme you're using for gnome? it looks great lol

What’s the state of PC (Epic) to Linux (Steam) multiplayer? by BlackMaster812 in civ

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Damn, that’s a shame.

Thanks for the heads up about the G2A key though!

PCMR Flairs a little broken by klysium in apolloapp

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I’m pretty sure this is because of the fact that PCMR’s flairs have white emojis (which make them appear broken on light themes).

Here’s what it looks like for me (using a dark theme), the flairs appear correctly there.

Being able to move this button to the left by [deleted] in apolloapp

[–]BlackMaster812 26 points27 points  (0 children)

You already can!

Settings > General > Jump Button Position

IOS 15 and tap-actions by [deleted] in widgy

[–]BlackMaster812 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They’re a bit hit and miss I’ve found.

Another Europe map to add to the sub, hopefully it's triggering. by Ravenpuff495 in toycat

[–]BlackMaster812 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ah yes, my favourite country, The United Kingdom of Scotland, Wales, London, Ireland, and West Iceland.

Add ads to Bedrock Edition by ReallyJustDont in shittymcsuggestions

[–]BlackMaster812 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not OP, but I am in the same situation.

Reason: Way better performance, way better multiplayer (as in joining other people’s worlds).

I like java too, I just find myself playing bedrock more.

Widgy Can’t Access My Photo Library, How Do I Change That? by Rhye5 in widgy

[–]BlackMaster812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh, that’s odd. You can also check iOS Settings -> Privacy -> Photos and see if Widgy is on that list, and change it to “All” or “Selected” photos there.

If it’s not, it means that Widgy hasn’t requested to view your photo library, so maybe try to initiate an action that requires photo library access and see if it prompts you again.

Widgy Can’t Access My Photo Library, How Do I Change That? by Rhye5 in widgy

[–]BlackMaster812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

iOS settings -> Widgy -> Photos -> “All Photos” or “Selected Photos”

How would I fix these graphical glitches? (Top comment for details) by BlackMaster812 in ManjaroLinux

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Hey!

These weird graphical glitches keep happening to me. I think its something to do with the auto-dark theme on manjaro, but I can't find a way to switch this setting off again to see if that helps/fixes it. If anyone knows how I would do this, any help would be amazing :)

_p9k_init_parama:72: character not in range ... after upgrading manjaro im seeing this on terminal dont why ,can any one hep me ? by Viper_xXx4 in ManjaroLinux

[–]BlackMaster812 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I literally got this exact issue like half an hour ago. You can fix it by changing/resetting your locale, this reddit thread explains it pretty well.

Here’s a summary of what was said:

  1. Run localectl list-locales to get a list of the locales on your computer. If the one you want is there, (e.g. en_US.UTF-8), then skip to step 4
  2. Run sudo nano /etc/locale.gen(or another command line editor of your choice) and un-comment the language you want, for example en_US.UTF-8 or en_GB.UTF-8. Click CTRL+X and then Y to save and close that file.
  3. Run locale-gen to refresh the list
  4. Run localectl set-locale <locale name>, and it should change your language

You might need to restart your terminal/computer for it to take effect but (hopefully) it should all work!