Space marine 2 could actually do the trick.

Source?

Printing on Linux has been seamless for me so far, unlike windows and macos

Congrats on your retirement and happy gaming!

Samsung’s own spin of android allows this.

Before it did, I used this: https://f-droid.org/packages/giraffine.dimmer/

Not perfect, but good enough. Would be good to have on stock android though

The mario movie was also good in my opinion. I enjoyed it and it did not feel like a cringefest at all (which I wish I could say about Minecraft’s trailer)

As far as user friendlyness for new users I usually recommend Mint (Cinnamon desktop) / ZorinOS Core (customized Gnome desktop)/ TuxedoOS (KDE Desktop).

Choose accordingly to your preferred desktop environment and enjoy.

Kvaesitso. It’s a great search based launcher

You could. It depends on whose narration you trust

I’ve been using Kvaesito lately and I absolutely love it.

It’s search based, meaning you can have an extremely minimal appearence while having lots of customization options and extremely quick access to apps (and app features, most importantly).

I strongly recommend using it if you like efficiency

Eternity for lemmy is peak user experience imo

Lmaooo

I see, thanks

Isn’t it 9$ a month?

Seems like rocksteady is not involved in this one. For better or worse

It is in fact a teaser trailer, it’s meant to be vague and it’s more of a “visual announcement” than a trailer

Let’s goooo

If you have android 11+ (which has support for wireless debug), this is the best way.

Tutorial for the uninitiated. Looks complicated at first but after you’ve done it once you’ll breeze through it from that time on

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I agree and I also support the “common sense is the best av” argument, but for less tech savy people and workplaces I do think it’s necessary to have a last hope safety net against malware