Looks a bit overkill but sounds like a great laptop.
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. :(
Except it won’t be their most important data. Either their very first files from their desktop (up to 5 GB), or random 5 GB files (no idea which). Once it’s filled quickly, it will start nagging about buying more storage.
Is this a Windows problem I’m too Linux to understand?
If they can get away with this instead of total closure, I see this as a save. A weighty one.
Just FYI, Beehaw doesn’t have downvote button so that’s probably why.
Huh, nice extension. Thanks for the heads up.
I hate those obnoxious Youtube thumbnails.
It does have notifications though.
I see, it does not match all the properties of Ponzi scheme. But those people are idiots. And Valve really should intervene this since similar titles already popped up. Basically there is no end to that.
I wish GOG had local prices like Steam.
Is this some kind of Ponzi scheme? The “devs” and Valve get cuts every time some idiots buy those items.
Steve is Irish >> Steve O’possum
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.
I couldn’t find an answer for this question
This question is not distinctive
I would expect “independent” as an answer for these questions
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).
Maybe you need to remember who started all this.
Hint: It was not Ukraine.
If it simply will be a backup, why complicate things? You already know what to do.
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?