Normally you don’t even need AUR for that since it’s a core package for Arch. Unless Manjaro did something weird, you should be able to install it via pacman.

However I checked Manjaro packages and glib2-devel is the same version with Arch. Maybe try a whole system update before adding new packages?

I guess it’s time to try Hyprland again.

Looks a bit overkill but sounds like a great laptop.

It’s just an accent colour and can be changed.

Last time I saw kernel panic I was on 2.6. I don’t think I’ll ever see him. :(

Huh, nice extension. Thanks for the heads up.

I hate those obnoxious Youtube thumbnails.

Glad you found it easily. It’s not hard to do but you need to follow the guide exactly and be cautious. Unless it changed, the script was taking care of almost everything as I remember.

Good luck!

I didn’t see these questions at all.

• Do you feel represented in the community?
• How do you feel, how could the community improve?
• Do you modify your install in these areas?

I couldn’t find an answer for this question

• Why did you start using Linux? (My answer would be, found it on a magazine)

This question is not distinctive

• Do you use other Operating Systems? (Yes I do use Android but not on a PC)

I would expect “independent” as an answer for these questions

• Where does the distro you use originate from?
• What origin was your FIRST distro from?

You probably need a repartition. Can’t link right now but check for “Nexus 7 flox repartition”, assuming yours is 2013 Wi-Fi edition (code name flo).

If it simply will be a backup, why complicate things? You already know what to do.

I think they are asking, why it shows it needs to update even though they already have the updated versions.

I see. I recommended that because it’s kinda like rolling release. I haven’t used openSUSE as a server but I remember people who use from Reddit self-hosted.

You can also try Void Linux.

You can use Debian Testing.

Didn’t know about that. Thanks for the clarification!

From this list, only Unetbootin can create Windows installation disk. For this, there is also WoeUSB but it’s CLI only.

Tube Archivist perhaps?

Well, while that’s the main reason, there are indeed some side benefits as well. I guess the first one that came to my mind is, I got rid of a lot of spams. Mostly because my Gmail address was in lots of breached websites. I also deleted any unnecessary accounts at variety of websites, because of these I haven’t been in a breach scandal since 2019 (That’s the year I finalized my transition to Tutanota). I use it on my government accounts, banking accounts and any other formal accounts, or the ones I trust. For the rest, I use email alias services and if I get a spam or even an annoying mail through that, I can just stop it there and I forget about them.

Also it’s not just warm fuzzies. Privacy is a basic human right and it should stay that way on the internet as well. So it’s nice to know to be freed of personalized ads hell, at least from the voluntarily part. Can’t really do anything for the involuntarily part besides GDPR. Big corporations getting our personal data is not different from someone watching my house with a binoculars, same level of creepiness. I don’t think any sane mind would be comfortable knowing this.

I’m a simple man. Just knowing some entity is not munching my mail data is an enough reason for me.

Congrats!