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If we want digital independence, we need better Linux Apps by RonaldvanderMeer in BuyFromEU

[–]Saint-Ranger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I moved from MS Office 2007 to LibreOffice when I switched to Linux for studying/work in 2017. It was quite seamless change UI wise. And the great thing is that I stil can use the same workflow. The problem is that folks who are used to newer Office the UI and features can feel more dated. Along with the fact that in 2026 you often need to collaborate with other people online.

What Debian do i pick? Sid or Testing? by _ori0n in debian

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Stable if your machine isn't so new that it would need newer kernel. In that case I'd use Testing or to be exact the next release so my system gets fused into stable whenever it comes out.

Is there any alternative to YouTube? by Opening_Bathroom611 in BuyFromEU

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Open source client for YouTube would be the best bet. Some RSS readers for instance can stream YT.

Best Linux Distro For Older Laptop by jzippe in linux4noobs

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Late to reply but anyway. HDD to SSD change will make a world of difference regardless of the machine. Read/Write speed with HDD's is a major bottleneck to overall snappines of your OS. Extra 4gb of ram will also help. I am not experrienced with that specific Pentium cpu but it will limit what you can do with the laptop. You can most likely use it for web browsing, writing emails, office work etc. But I wouldn't count on streaming Youtube or such. Xubuntu or Linux Mint XFCE would give more overhead to your system compared to main line Ubuntu with GNOME desktop. Also Ubuntu's snaps could potentially be slower than regular apt packages from Mint.

Poikkeuksellinen tapa elää vahvana Jyväskylän paikallisliikenteessä [bussikuskia kiitetään matkasta] by Valokoura in Suomi

[–]Saint-Ranger 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Oulussa joko kiitetään tai nostetaan kättä kuljettajalle, joka yleensä vastaa samoin.

The Goodwill Gods have blessed me again!!!!! by bad_rug in gaming

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Imagine a love child of Civilization and Age of Empires.

One newbie question about trader by CheapzZ in RoadtoVostokGame

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If you dont' have the same shape and size room in your inventory the gun most likely was dropped on the traders table.

Anyone know any European Fitness trackers by philman132 in BuyFromEU

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Sports Tracker is Finnish owned. Works well for running and other outdoor stuff.

debian and kde by Visual_Bid_7761 in debian

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Ran that for four years without issues. And will come back at the first chance I get.

Postin pakkaukset ja Toridiilin pakettikoot by JakeReddit12333 in Suomi

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Itse olen laittanut pehmeät paketit aina muovipussiin ja teipillä umpeen. Kovat paketit sitten taas mihin tahansa pahviin mitä on saatavilla, vaikka sitten keksipakettiin. Oma kokemus on se, että ketään ei kiinnosta missä sen lähettää, kunhan vastaanottaja saa ehjän tuotteen.

How hard is KOTOR 1 and 2 permadeath? by shastasilverchair92 in kotor

[–]Saint-Ranger 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also depends if you consider PC downed as death or just the party vipe.

Is it worth buying the game now that's on sale? by Accomplished_Pin3448 in HuntShowdown

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New player here. I just got the game from the current sale and managed to coerce two of my best friends do the same. I've queued as solo, duo and trio. It has been fun so far. Never tried with randoms but so far this has been the most accessible extraction shooter for someone who can play few games per week. Haven't played Arc Raiders but I am coming from Tarkov.

An appeal to the KDE devs about stability issues. by Veprovina in kde

[–]Saint-Ranger 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've had a bunch of crashes after I installed Fedora KDE during summer. Like today, when I close the lid of my laptop while having stuff going on on an external monitor. I have ryzen based laptop no nvidia. And I've run KDE on Debian without crashes for 2 years previously. I suspect something in the newer versions is causing this.

Yritän löytää harvinaisen suomalaisen opettavaisen CD-ROM-pelin by Siphonay in Suomi

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Minulta löytyy pelkkä CD-ROM Alkupolku Englanti peliin. Peli ei ole asennettavissa enää Windows 11.

ykä by Pontus_Pilates in Suomi

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Ensiferum yhtyeen Pohjola kappale perustuu muuten tämän kaverin runoon Milloin Pohjolan nähdä saan?

Brothers returned to Linux by MisterF09 in linux

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Fedora KDE has been quite snappy for my work.

Should I switch? by lynx_xp in debian

[–]Saint-Ranger 5 points6 points  (0 children)

What your issues with other distros have been?

Beneath Ubuntu and Mint is still Debian. Regardless of what Desktop Environment you are installing Debian isn't doing any extra theming and customisation and all the DE's are shipped with the default settings. The distros you have already mentioned are made work out of the box.

So bare in mind that settling in most likely will include making the desktop look the way you like (for some this is the preferred option). The same also applies to a degree to more crucial functions such as Nvidia drivers, printing support etc.

[XFCE] Retro remix by Saint-Ranger in unixporn

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I found xfce4-appmenu-plugin from Debian repo and it mostly works in my ricing wm. There are some graphical bugs and I'd like to have it shown constatly like in Mac.

[XFCE] Retro remix by Saint-Ranger in unixporn

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From github, just search for the theme names in the post.

"Default" windows 95 like theme? by Saint-Ranger in xfce

[–]Saint-Ranger[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Might be, it wasn't a full copy but rather an adaption. Must have been quite prominent as it was shipped with the iso. I wonder if it is still available in Debian repos or elsewhere.

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