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@BobCollins
Agreed.

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@BobCollins
Agreed.

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I guess I was over-confident and over-hopeful about this election. I did not think we'd be in this position today. Again.

My husband said he's trying to remind himself that history is long and that over time the pendulum swings toward justice. I hope that's true.

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I guess I was over-confident and over-hopeful about this election. I did not think we'd be in this position today. Again.

My husband said he's trying to remind himself that history is long and that over time the pendulum swings toward justice. I hope that's true.

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I think my plan is to drop off my ballot, and then take my baby for a long walk and not look at the internet.

#USPOL

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I think my plan is to drop off my ballot, and then take my baby for a long walk and not look at the internet.

#USPOL

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@szbalint
That's amazing, congratulations! All the best to you, baby life is a lot to handle, but it's wondrous!

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@szbalint
That's amazing, congratulations! All the best to you, baby life is a lot to handle, but it's wondrous!

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@frankstrater
Yeah, I'm thinking to do Linux Mint Debian Edition, to go with as simple a system as possible. I do find the Mint interface easy and pleasant to work with.

There are all kinds of nice machines, but if what you have working, it's hard to argue with. :) I was going to go to an X13 as a next laptop, but I think I have some years left in this one (now that it works again), so I'm happy with that!

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@frankstrater
Yeah, I'm thinking to do Linux Mint Debian Edition, to go with as simple a system as possible. I do find the Mint interface easy and pleasant to work with.

There are all kinds of nice machines, but if what you have working, it's hard to argue with. :) I was going to go to an X13 as a next laptop, but I think I have some years left in this one (now that it works again), so I'm happy with that!

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@frankstrater
Currently it's Vanilla Ubuntu. I have run Pop OS a lot in the past though too.

Right now I'm sick of a system with Debs, Flatpaks, and Snaps all mixed up, each with a different way to run from terminal, and different config file locations, it's chaos. So I want a simpler method. :)

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@frankstrater
Currently it's Vanilla Ubuntu. I have run Pop OS a lot in the past though too.

Right now I'm sick of a system with Debs, Flatpaks, and Snaps all mixed up, each with a different way to run from terminal, and different config file locations, it's chaos. So I want a simpler method. :)

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@OpenComputeDesign "Turn it off and on again" continues to be a deeper truth than we expect?!

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@OpenComputeDesign "Turn it off and on again" continues to be a deeper truth than we expect?!

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A week after my adorable Thinkpad x280 took a tumble and stopped working, I tried it again and it's somehow fine! I can't explain it, but I'm happy. To celebrate I'm picking up a larger SSD for it and installing Linux Mint.

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A week after my adorable Thinkpad x280 took a tumble and stopped working, I tried it again and it's somehow fine! I can't explain it, but I'm happy. To celebrate I'm picking up a larger SSD for it and installing Linux Mint.

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@OpenComputeDesign
Ha! Yes, I'm with you!

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@OpenComputeDesign
Ha! Yes, I'm with you!

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@OpenComputeDesign
This is why I prefer not to buy expensive computers! I'll be shooting for another $200 one from Ebay or the like. :)

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@OpenComputeDesign
This is why I prefer not to buy expensive computers! I'll be shooting for another $200 one from Ebay or the like. :)

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@OpenComputeDesign
It fell maybe three feet and landed on its side. I guess it landed wrong, because it blinked out on impact and now there is no response. :(

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@OpenComputeDesign
It fell maybe three feet and landed on its side. I guess it landed wrong, because it blinked out on impact and now there is no response. :(

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Sadly, my adorable little Thinkpad X-280 took a tumble and is no more. The harddrive is fine so I've lost no data, but I am now looking out for a new inexpensive, portable laptop that is Linux-friendly. Bummer. If I don't have a better idea, I might buy the same thing again. It was a good lil machine.

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Sadly, my adorable little Thinkpad X-280 took a tumble and is no more. The harddrive is fine so I've lost no data, but I am now looking out for a new inexpensive, portable laptop that is Linux-friendly. Bummer. If I don't have a better idea, I might buy the same thing again. It was a good lil machine.

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@ChrisWere
Occasional external harddrive backup and I use Mega.nz. Didn't do the best job though, because my laptop just went kaput and my files on Mega are not quite up to date. So room for improvement in my system!

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@ChrisWere
Occasional external harddrive backup and I use Mega.nz. Didn't do the best job though, because my laptop just went kaput and my files on Mega are not quite up to date. So room for improvement in my system!

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@cypnk
That wallpaper is now my wallpaper. So delightful.

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@cypnk
That wallpaper is now my wallpaper. So delightful.

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@hund
Interesting! I haven't heard of that one, I'll check it out.

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@hund
Interesting! I haven't heard of that one, I'll check it out.

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@hund
I'm not opposed to giving Redshift another try though. It's been a while and things may have smoothed out.

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@hund
I'm not opposed to giving Redshift another try though. It's been a while and things may have smoothed out.

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@hund
It has a simple gui way to adjust the temperature, rather than through making a config file. And I have found it more stable. Redshift was crashing for me occasionally when I last used it.

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@hund
It has a simple gui way to adjust the temperature, rather than through making a config file. And I have found it more stable. Redshift was crashing for me occasionally when I last used it.

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The main reason I've been using Gnome is actually just the night light function, which has worked more smoothly than Redshift (which I used for years). Might try out KDE Plasma though, which also has a night light feature, if I'm testing a different distro.

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The main reason I've been using Gnome is actually just the night light function, which has worked more smoothly than Redshift (which I used for years). Might try out KDE Plasma though, which also has a night light feature, if I'm testing a different distro.

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@rockmanjoe
I recall there being some apps that don't have a .deb option, but you are right. I did well enough with Linux Mint Debian previously, and it was nice.

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@rockmanjoe
I recall there being some apps that don't have a .deb option, but you are right. I did well enough with Linux Mint Debian previously, and it was nice.

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@nenos
Agreed! This is definitely worthy of a reinstall. I've used all those distros before, and I think it's time to revisit them.

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@nenos
Agreed! This is definitely worthy of a reinstall. I've used all those distros before, and I think it's time to revisit them.