Sure, but why would I allow kids to alter their textbooks?

I did a really quick look at what firefox could do, but was only able to highlight text, might have to look into it little further with the manual. Thank you.

The pdf itself cannot be edited, it would allow anyone to alter the textbooks, it can only be annotated.

Say you are a child. Make the exercise on page 11. Close the file, few days later you open the file and show the teacher. They go over the mistakes and you need to change some answers, or remove all answers and try again as a way of practicing. That’s the use case.

A clean copy is a given, but editing different parts, like they are layers, is a must for it to be practical.

I’m not saying it needs to be saved as the same document, I’m saying it definitely shouldn’t be. The software probably saves to a copy or a different format that holds the edits and a reference to the original pdf, idk not really relevant. It should simply not be possible to edit the original. Kids editing what is essentially a handbook is not ok, only annotations or forms are allowed, as long as they are erasable/editable later, say a few weeks, when tasks are graded and mistakes are corrected.

Saw a screenshot of enlightenment in a magazine and thought it looked cool

fwiw regarding point 3, I had Mycroft on my pinephone. Was toying with other distros at some point so I don’t have it anymore, but it worked. Took a few seconds to process.

Wine Is Not an Emulator.

This is an Emulator.

This is (like) virtualbox running in seamless mode…

Not sure what you mean. It runs games perfectly and the battery drain is seemingly minimal, not out of the ordinary compared to other games on the device.

PortMaster, program designed to streamline the management of Ports on your handheld Linux devices

Guake, drop down terminal.

Hexchat, irc client

It even works on windows

Let’s not speak of it before it gets swept up

Now download them before they have GOG do age verification. The EU overwhelmingly voted to implement it on platforms that offer content not suitable for children.

There are gopher browsers that allow you to visit an alternative, more simple “web”

You’re right, this never happens on windows. It’s so robust no one ever complains

/s

My NAS had 4GB and eventually I maxed it out to 16GB when the pricing for its type of RAM dropped significantly.

I’m all about upcycling PCs with Linux, but I think selling a PC with 2GB RAM is going to make Linux look bad. It’s gonna handle its resources better than windows, but 2GB is just too little for today’s standards. It will not run well.

edit:considering this is 10 years old judging by the versions used, back then it would have been okayish, I have a convertible from that time with the same specs but it just can’t keep up anymore.