Thanks for enlightening me!

You can choose to look at it like that, but for me, it was too big of a hassle and switched to appFlowy

🤮

Imagine stuffing so much cash in the butt of a rich guy, only to look how other, most likely better earners than you, play against each others using a tiny ball.

I don’t get sports fanatics…

I bet there comes the day that I need to share access to my server to allow people from other countries accessing the real free web through me…

Isn’t that possible in normal android? 😮 iPhone is doing this by default as soon as it is locked long enough

They do, because they don’t offer others easy sync options in the iOS app (only iCloud or Sync, no webDAV, no onedrive, no googledrive, etc. )

And the old version you have on the pc still works, since there is no cloud communication needed to run it.

Oh, is this the invitation of DRAMA?

Like from cyberpunk?

Aka capitalism

😌this is so me, lol

Some Linux and some DnB and the night is gone 🤣

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Start with swiping not too fast and keep track on prediction bar, you often don’t have to swipe the whole word. You can take breaks mid-swipe, no problem.

You could install an alternative kernel and install that, but this would most likely fuck your mint install since it is built for that specific major kernel version eg. You only get x.xx.->yy<- updates, rest needs major mint upgrade which they release “late” compared to rolling distros like openSuse Tumbleweed.

Maybe there is an up to date out of tree version of the kernel from lwfinger that you can install, which dongle did you get?

https://github.com/lwfinger

The problems you encounter exist, because of the popular chicken and egg problem, where chip designer ignore linux due to user base and user base is small because of not same chip support as proprietary OSs.

Thank you for correction! ☺️

Imagine, if you had kernel 6.13 (instead of kernel 6.1) you could have just used that dongle…

Edit: 6.8, not 6.1

Mint is u ubuntu based is debian based that uses old kernels.

I think old kernel are fine in server and embedded devices, but not on user desktop.

So I don’t recommend debian based

Debian? Ubuntu?

Because those use old kernels (okay, maybe ubuntu patches in newer versions of in kernel drivers) Recent kernel updates got many new supported wifi chipsets:

https://github.com/morrownr/USB-WiFi/blob/main/home/USB_WiFi_Chipsets.md

😍🫡thank you for your service

Interesting! Do you have checked the kernel log (there should be a backup from last session somehow iirc) , and do you know the name of the kernel module as well as your kernel version?

I want to check that code out if I see where it fails exactly

Or have you documented that issue already somewhere?

Does the headphone use bad vendor/product ID? Or how does a wireless dongle without driver panicking a kernel?

Or is there just a broken driver in the kernel?

Umm, either wikipedia is wrong, or SUSE use went into the future:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSUSE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux

Oooor,

you are talking complete bullshit 🤔