Interesting! I just recently upgraded my old 6" Kindle to a 7" Kobo. I’m very happy about it, and the extra size is nice. If a more portable reader that doesn’t compromise on screen size exists when I’m ready to upgrade next I’m all for it
Thanks, I’ll keep an eye on it and consider if I should give it a shot.
Just curious, what features work and what do you have to miss out on by foregoing Garmin connect? On their website Garmin devices are generally listed as partially supported, and I’m not sure what that entails.
California should rather join Denmark.
I’m glad I started converting all my amazon books long ago. When I finally got a Kobo last month, there were no issues since the work was done.
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I acquired the yarn, but i can’t figure out how to compile it.
I started with a book about Red Hat 5.x that included a cd with the OS. I generally went back to Windows after a while (except i did run a server on an old pc for quite a while), but tried I again every few years.
I always liked the idea of Linux, but gaming kept making me go back to Windows. Early last year I tried installing EndeavourOS alongside windows and have stuck with it since. My new PC that I got later that same year has never seen windows.
I’m loving it, and don’t foresee a return to Windows.
I bought a 7800x3d, so I’m not in the market for a new CPU for years to come. If I hadn’t already bought it, I’d buy it now.
My native language isn’t English, so for me as a teen back then it was definitely the second option.
I have the ultrawide monitor straight in front of me, and the 16:9 is to the left side of it, angled towards me.
I’m rocking a 21:9 ultra wide with a 16:9 secondary monitor. Best of both worlds, in my opinion.
It honestly sounds like it’s something else. I have aphantasia, but I have no issue with complex concepts. You’re right though that if the important bit is actually seeing it, then I’m at a loss.
From op I think it’s people having issues with understanding a concept.
OnePlus 10 Pro, on stock. Pretty disappointed that the phone is so locked down compared to previous 1+ devices.
My first experience was with Red Hat 5.x back in the late 90’s, I got ahold of a huge book that came with it on CD. Since then I’ve used several distros both on my PC as dual boot, but also running a server. I’ve always defaulted to Windows again because of gaming mainly, and I’m honestly not a big fan of booting back and forth between different systems.
I’ve currently got EndeavourOS installed and am playing around seeing if I can get everything to work, and so far it seems this may be the time I actually switch for good.
Come back when it’s a no-longer-frozen chicken.
I haven’t used a local client since Outlook Express. Is it worth using with gmail?
I’ve modded bg3 with vortex installed through steamtinkerlaunch