You could possibly also make a shell script that does this automatically. I believe most flatpak ids follow a pattern such as com.github.user.package, for github projects for example. So you could loop through all installed flatpaks, extract the name, and then add the alias.
Ik heb persoonlijk een beetje gemixte gevoelens bij de verkiezingsuitslag. Extreemrechts is niet zo heel groot (wel iets meer dan 60 zetels, niet alle extreemrechtse partijen zitten in de ID-fractie). Daarentegen is het wel gegroeid, hebben voornamelijk veel extreemrechtse kiezers niet gestemd (in het geval van Nederland iig), en is het dus zeker niet geweken.
Hostels zijn inderdaad beter geschikt als je nieuwe mensen wilt leren kennen, en dat zou ik ook aanraden als je alleen reist. Dat wil niet zeggen dat je niemand kan ontmoeten als je in een airbnb zit, maar het zal misschien wat meer moeite kosten. Uiteindelijk is het je eigen reis, en moet je zelf doen waar je je het fijnst bij voelt.
Oh, en veel sterkte met je tanden, klinkt niet fijn!
Oh damn, would not have expected that to work. The worst hack I ever used is when I helped a friend install Linux who didn't have any spare (working) USB drives around. He did have a spare SSD in his PC however, so I ended up flashing the ISO to that.
Given how everything seems to be someone's kink, I'm pretty sure that there's someone on this planet who gets turned on by disappointment
I believe they pay OEMs as long as they exclusively use Windows, or at least they get a sizable discount
You can also use any of the packagekit gui's such as gnome software or kde diskover
I like how the first point made is that the backdoor violates the Debian Free Software Guidelines, as if that's the main problem
Then what would be needed to make it a Linux distro, instead of "just" a Linux-based OS?
I still have a DVI monitor connected to my main pc, so it's not that much of a retro problem for me
Yeah, Facebook's one is really getting into uncanny valley territory. Especially those teeth...
Police brutality is the excessive and unwarranted use of force by law enforcement against an individual or a group. It is an extreme form of police misconduct and is a civil rights violation.
I think you meant to say that the police using force is not necessarily wrong, but that's absolutely not what brutality is.
I'm having some trouble with suspend not working properly on my laptop, which has one of those Nvidia/Intel hybrid graphics systems. I run Debian 12 on it, with Gnome under Wayland.
Sometimes, my laptop will not go to sleep properly and just stay turned on. However, the screen will be black, and it won't respond to anything. The only thing I can do in this situation is a hard reset.
I say sometimes, because most of the time it works correctly and I just can't reproduce this bug. It might happen twice a day, but sometimes it won't happen for a week. I have a feeling Nvidia is the culprit here, but I was wondering if anyone else ran into this and knows a bit more about what's going on here?