Ah, I will just stick to Native linux, however this is still a worrying thing they are doing, as people don't get the full benefit of a free software OS but, as you said are tricked in to thinking that.
@tlapka Maybe suggst that on Social.hub
@ShowerThoughts That would be good for English too, given the level of sexual harassment and other abuse there is in come places.
@FailForward @Noided @mpjgregoire@mamot.fr @piggo
I do find it more interesting on here.
So far discussion on shape of blankets, LaTeX and other stuff e.g Lego.
@FailForward @piggo @mpjgregoire@mamot.fr
I actually find it challenging in a positive way. I made a programme for my local football team, i learnt new stuff while doing so. it is fun.
I tend to use Libreoffice for posters though,
I am working on a template as I want to undertake some practical science in a school and need a way to combine instructions, risk assessment with other elements but also cite the safety sheets in references.
As long as I get all the right details in then a teacher can decide if we can do that activity, even if it is just growing salt crystals.
Why would a beatles' yellow submarine lego set be for 'adults'
Picture from Amazon, kids like the Beatles too.
@thor I should probably get a lower tog duvet, perhaps 4.5 is the lowest
I seem to end up too warm.
@thor You would then need a square bed, which for a single bed would be interesting.
@piggo @mpjgregoire@mamot.fr
I get that, i think it means too much text in an element.
but trying to get an image to be where you put it is a challenge.
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