I have never seen this pop up with UBO

DRM Leasing too. VR just straight up doesn’t work on Gnome.

I would ask in the Gnome Newcomers matrix channel.

As long as its a legit number that uses a popular carrier that supports modern protocols they should come through. I’d test it out yourself if you have any concerns.

Use Carrion from F-Droid and make it your screening app. Numbers that call you have to go through a verification that is mandated in the US & Canada. Numbers that fail this handshake verification will be rejected.

https://github.com/orgs/jellyfin/projects/43?query=is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc

I’ve been using that bad boy for about 3 years continuously in my server and 1 year in my desktop. Surprised it hasn’t died on me yet, lol.

G4Music

If you are new to Linux just use Fedora. Everything will just work and you can install all your apps via the store.

I totally get that. I’d probably be the same way if my car was new enough to support android auto.

I plugged in my S21+ to my Google Pixel 7 and went to the browser installer on the S21+, took maybe 5 minutes to install. Graphene OS is dead simple unlike other roms. That’s why so many people use and recommend it.

Why not have more storage on your phone for photos or music and then have that backup to a server? I encourage you to try to recover data from your broken phone. Much easier to read data from a unencrypted HDD then take a phone apart and try to read the bytes off it. You just keep all sensitive data on your phone’s internal storage.

With Pixels you can install different ROMs or root your device to remove anything you want. Samsung doesn’t give you that choice. Also, Samsung software has gotten so buggy over the years to the point I don’t even use my Samsung anymore. Graphene OS is so light weight and stable compared to my S21+ with disabled bloatware and heavy battery optimization. Not to mention how hot Samsung phones get when using the camera.

Apps that you can not uninstall natively will not be uninstalled but “disabled” at boot. You can only remove bloatware if you have root access.

Who cares? You act annoying just like Foss fan boys.

You’re just as annoying as the people preaching Godot. Surely you see that.

I get where you’re coming from, really. I’ve been disappointed by Linux for years with the learning curve and random errors that no one can help with. I’d take a long break from anything server related and then once you think your ready to come back, go watch some videos that give you inspiration like Techno Tim. Try to make a game plan and stick to it. Use standard stuff like Debian and Proxmox for software and to get a head start try this. Wish you all the best mate.

I’m surprised people still use Twitter

Meshtastic just forwards your requests through other peoples devices until it gets where it needs. It acts as a big repeater system. I haven’t experimented with it much outside of just sending messages. I think you are able to transfer actual small files but that’s the limits.

Mint isn’t a bad ditro its just overhyped for new users.

Nobara is very overrated. Comes with so much bloat apps and is confusing for new users. Don’t understand why people recommended it.

It has some kernel tweaks and niche bug fixes for certain games but its just overrated.

Ubuntu is decent but definitely lost its touch over the years.