Understood, I've always just installed manually from the repo (instead of discover) and never had an issue. May be worth a shot.

I've just kinda switched to Sublime Text Editor (https://www.sublimetext.com/)

No idea if it hits feature parity for what you need however it's worked well enough for me.

For instance learning things like Ansible, puppet, chef, kubernetes, docker, and virtualization technologies like VMware, proxmox, etc. also wouldn’t hurt to get into aws, gcp, azure, etc. Additionally things like storage & network are really valuable skills to have!

This really is the advice IMHO. Recently lost one job where I was doing old-school linux engineering and admin work, setting up new servers manually, adding to backups 'etc 'etc. When that job ran it's course, not just while looking but also my new current gig, it's Ansible, it's Proxmox and a little bit of Cloud.

Most jobs I think will be going this way, easier to manage, easier to fix. Most companies at least, are currently willing to put in the extra effort of using these technologies for long term benifits.

Yea, it's a bit more devopsy, but it's where things are shifting.

I am a longtime Debian user. If you are looking for an "interesting" distro, Debian is probably not for you. Debian is, by nature, rather boring. Just about everything that works in Mint will work in Debian, it'll just be more tedious to set up.

True, if looking at KDE Desktop I'd probably take a look at MX Linux with KDE. Bit better desktop experience than Debian/KDE

It won't until 24.04.1

(Have to say the Australians had way more builds I'd actually love to buy as kits)

1 Season 5 Final Build by Scottie and Owen

2 David and Gus' Fox In First Snow

3 Strum King – 80s Rock Star by Owen & Scott (season three)

Playing in construction areas.

I'd kinda like to see a team from AU get a team in any all stars show as well, they have had some amazing builders.

Yes, please! I want this one!

Yea, Hybrid, I'm seriously looking forward to it. Hopefully whatever Ford is doing now will help get things moving. The more the merrier.

ordered a lariat in November, have a build date of February, so I don't think they are currently taking that long.

So can we ask Copilot "Please uninstall yourself"?

Your final two points are entirely political and philosophical - they're complaints about Canonical's approach, not how well Snaps work.

Professionally, if I can't mirror the repos internally, nor control versioning of what I have running on my network, it is a technical, support & security problem and it means that they simply will not work for some. This is especially true if the majority of the machines do not have direct internet access.

Just to say, I don't think those points are 'simply' political / philosophical but do have considerably technical teeth behind them as well. Now whether that's the case for you is different than whether or not it is for me. But worth keeping in mind.

Log into Future World 2 (listed on the Cnet page) Send a note to K-Guide and he's the new owner will help you get a license I bet.

It just keeps adding more back. But threw is a thing on the left of the text bar to hide it

Attempt at Graphing 'all the things' (Please ignore the typo in the image le'sigh)

https://imgur.com/a/VvoOxRl

Thank you both, I think this is on me, looks like it's a script now that was getting blocked instead of part of the page itself. I got that resolved. Again, thank you both.

I doubt it, because then it'd ruin their dynamic/advertising backdrops.

There was Project Trident, which was based on Void.

I started mixing it up a bit at first by doing regions I hadn't done previously, now I mix it up a bit by doing the Missions as well.

I've had issues with it on linux ever since they changed how clicking the URL Bar works away from how the OS works.

C-Net Amiga/128/64 are all still maintained.

Pretty sure Firefox just got overtaken by Edge....

Might be able to use minicom as well, I think you have to setup a ppp device to use over the internet instead of serial. But should work.