This is an image someone else posted here. Asking if there was a desktop environment that looked like that. There wasn’t really.
For the record, I run Linux Mint Xfce with Chicago95. Honestly it was a mistake, the vibes of the UI are nice but it still feels kinda Linuxy (as in, held together with duct tape) and I keep roling up Firefox by mistake. SerenityOS or FreeBSD, something Unix-like, may be more what I’m looking for.
I can’t believe Javascript on PDF’s is enabled on default on Firefox. NOBODY wants that.
I considered Proton Drive but stopped when I realized that if I did then access to my email would be contingent on keeping up to date with my subscription, where it wouldn’t on the free tier.
I meant more on the security front than UI, but Librewolf does mention “security” 5 times on their page so I guess they are probably more secure than base FireFox.
Anyone know of a desktop equivalent to IronFox?
I don’t. I just hope for the best and try to install as few things as possible.
I’m focussing on disaster recovery now, more than prevention. Prevention seems like it’s almost impossible in this age.
Thank you Tampermonkey, for allowing me to fix the YouTube UI.
I want this so bad. Although in practice I imagine none of this will fit together well with the YouTube interface or with a custom desktop background.
Do VPN’s actually protect against any of that? They’re basically only useful if you want to get around your country’s internet filters, log into a website that has blocked your IP, or hide your traffic from the government (and in the latter’s case, Tor is probably a better pick).
I guess it may help with tracking, but there are so many ways in which your tracked, is your IP even one of them?
I’m part-way through Valheim right now. Single-player on Windows, I’m gonna change to Linux in a few weeks I think.
I thought it was as much as the $10-$20 keys from key resellers.
Bluetooth didn’t work on my laptop. Got new bluetooth card (exact same type). Bluetooth still didn’t work.
Turns out: