It does seem to support newer models, G600 and especially G13 are quite old and no longer supported even by newer Logitech software. Thanks for the tip anyways, I collect these for possible future needs.

I keep games controls on default and set them up to my G600 mouse and G13 gameboard on Logitech control panel for games and other software. I have dozens of settings.

I’m holding out moving to Linux because of my G600 and G13. I believe G13 driver support is in the making.

Try to write some code and see if it matters. Try to argue against a compiler, please.

Why? Because they get paid to do so.

This explains why Torvalds came out with his opinion about AI. Sold.

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You really can’t even test the damn thing without paying? Good luck, Uruky.

All I want is a small, cheap phone with a good camera, ability to listen to audiobooks and podcasts and be able to check things from the web. Things like Wikipedia, bus schedules and other text heavy things.

This is not cheap and can’t browse the web so it’s just not worth it.

How about:

• Quit
• Move to trash
• Empty trash

An infinite slop loop that nobody can untangle.

I wouldn’t be surprised if banning VPNs was the real goal of the law.

I bound ~/ to one of my keyboards G-keys. Still not optimal placement wise but way better than the AltGr-route.

Unfortunately $ also requires pressing the damned AltGr.

Thanks for the tip, but escaping and unescaping sounds tedious, since I use spaces in both directory and file names.

What I like about aliases here is that I have one central location to set them up and change them. If I ever were to forget what aliases I have it’s just about opening the file and looking.

Thanks, but the problem with this is that I’ll type /media/docs/whatever much faster than hunt the ~ from my keyboard because I have to move my whole hand to do so.

It’s altGr + ^ on my keyboard.

Just to get subtitles in any language as nicely as with Plex? Get out.

Maybe someone doesn’t even use the arr stack.

Last time I compared the Plex handled finding and using subtitles so much more user friendly than Jellyfin.

I started with Proxmox with zero Linux or self hosting knowledge and slowly built up what I need. It wasn’t always easy, but not that hard either.