Pretty sure things die when you kill them
Pretty sure things die when you kill them


NebiOS is an Ubuntu-based desktop Linux distribution with a custom Wayland compositor called NebiDE (based on Wayfire). It features various user interface enhancements, an initial setup module called OOBE, the NebiOS App Runtime (napp-runtime) portable application format with bubblewrap containerization, improved gaming performance with Steam Proton integration, a kernel switcher for easy multi-kernel installation, and the Wine compatibility layer for running some Windows applications. NebiOS is intended as a general-purpose operating system for daily computing tasks, including creative work and gaming.
https://distrowatch.com/table-mobile.php?distribution=nebios
What’s the difference between doing this and just using pipx?


It’s got a better name
For those, like me, who have no idea what this is:
A modern-looking, lightning-fast, privacy-respecting, secure meta search engine (pronounced as websurface or web-surface /wɛbˈsɜːrfəs/.) written in Rust. It provides a quick and secure search experience while completely respecting user privacy.


Maybe not quite what you need, but I use Syncopoli to push and pull files between my phone and server.
There’s an episode of darknet diaries where this kid ‘hacks’ into his old school network and wipes everyone’s (including a load of parent’s) phones because they had exchange on their phones for school email.
I moved to arch because of rolling releases, ubuntu switching to unity fucked my laptop over. Yes the initial install is a bit more work, but the wiki is great and I feel like I have a better understanding of linux after going through the process. Also really not a fan of apt.
More like the child is microsoft and the firefighters are linux users


If it has to be a DE then I’d go with XFCE, otherwise I’d probably go with openbox.
Assuming this is it: https://github.com/benyetra/Cliparr
Seems like it requires Plex, rather than just reading your media files by themselves.