Don’t update anything without a way to restore.

Ah okay. Then I simply misunderstood you.

It is indeed very cool how the Fediverse works. Everything is connected in one way or another other.

Pretty sure both of the original admins of Fosstodon stepped downed.

If the mastodon instance you are on doesn’t know about LibreOffice’s account, then it won’t show. You will have to search for their handle/username like this: @libreoffice@fosstodon.org

This is mostly a problem on smaller instances. The bigger an instance is, the more connections to other instances it has.

I have always used SteelSeries. It might not be the best (because it’s a gaming headset), but it has always worked on Linux and it’s Danish 😁

Get a power station with built-in UPS. I use an ALLPOWERS.

You can cross post it?

CachyOS is never going to be ready for beginners, because that’s not its target audience.

I don’t think people who aren’t willing or lack the knowledge to tinker should use anything Arch.

CachyOS doesn’t support Flatpak out-of-the-box because they think their repositories have everything.

I’m not even sure if they support AppImage by default, but both of those installations is available with Orca Slicer on their official website.

If you wanna continue with CachyOS and use Orca Slicer:

sudo pacman -S flatpak

Download Orca Slicer Linux Flatpak x64

flatpak install \<path-to-flatpakref-file>

I just can’t get over the name change from Revolt to Stoat, but at least a stoat is cute AF.

Matrix is the protocol. Element is the client and just one of many.

This video is Gardiner though, reacting to a video from Linus.

I agree with your statement about Linus though.

Who?

It’s Gardiner’s official PeerTube channel.

Well, that’s one way content creators can earn some money, instead of relaying on Google ads.

It takes the description from the video, when you crosspost.

It should show the user an instance based on their IP, location, browser language etc. and perhaps the list of possible instances should be hardcoded.

Then also give the user the ability to see all servers.

You could actually do the same on Linux, if you paid for ZorinOS. Not sure if the support is via phone though?

I will never understand why people would recommend CachyOS to a newbie.

First thing he do is complain about not knowing which boot manager to choose and the system not telling him. Please read the CachyOS wiki 😅

They should just setup a PieFed community somewhere.