I had no idea there was even a native Spotify port for Linux.
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Time to fix the Wikipedia article, then.
For some reason, I've always associated "The Guitar" by They Might Be Giants with TMP.
Most of that sounds pretty easy to pull off. I have a few thoughts, though:
- What games do you run in Steam?
- Just a bit of a warning: Discord is annoying about updates, at least with the Debian version. I can't remember what the Flatpak does.
- For MS Office, most distros should come with LibreOffice. If you have problems with LibreOffice, then Google Docs should be fine.
- You'll have to run Spotify from the browser, but I imagine that won't be a problem, as you're probably not an audiophile
- Run GIMP as a Flatpak, as distro versions tend to have weird bugs with the resynthesizer plugin.
So you're saying that Darren's wasn't an ordinary guy, burning down the house?
Though I am really fond of the pastel pallet of TNG and that whole weird scheme of DS9.
And it’s always a game of Chula with the Wadi. 😉
Mint’s fine. I might also recommend PopOS - it just seems to be less crappy Ubuntu.
So long, pally. 🫡🖖
When I exchange files between host and guest, I usually just go to the directory I want to share and run python3 -m http.server
I encrypt my disk with LVM on my Debian laptop. You'll need to reinstall your operating system, as you have to do special partitioning. If your device has a TPM, you can use Clevis to set it to auto-decrypt.
I’d say also greens and purples were a part of the DS9 pallet.