Motorola is not flawless. There is a lot of bloatware and adware from the start. For example, there is a service that installs shitty apps and games every day without consent. Also, after Android 15 upgrade, we got "Live lock screen” that re-enables itself if you disable it. And it is designed to serve you ads on the lock screen.

I am playing with an old iPhone 13 to see is it possible to switch once Google locks Android up and I see no bloatware you are mentioning. If there is something I don’t need or like I can uninstall it. For some shit on Motorola I had to use adb. And that phone is not that cheaper than iPhone.

TIHI

Shot back!

I’ve just spent 16 hours setting my first cluster and I hate calico so much. Easy to setup, hard to keep it running.

Only GNOME thinks windows is super…

almost niri

niri is great on laptops

I guess you’ll not be able to install whatever you want because company policy. I suggest you to learn what you may and must not do with the workstation first. For the most of the software you’ll need an admin access to allow a special permission.

So much wasted time on Debian side. But, I am not sorry. They have a lot of guilt for this situation. They should vote better 11 years ago.

And VIA, who bought it.

I saw something similar on KDE Plasma.

One is worried she will not reach the toilet on time, the other already knows it is too late.

It became hard to do that in my country. I changed banks twice in a year because they became shit but even the third one uses its app as 2fa. At least it is a better bank…

2fa with a banking app, a lot of banks work that way

People cannot memorize computer industry acronyms

Zima blue?

The problem is that gnome breaks extensions all the time. I gave up customizing it just because of that.

Use gnome as is. If you need something you can configure, use Kde Plasma.

Systemd is Linux only, nitro can run on FreeBSD, too.

Don’t use.