If you want you can self host it according to there gitlab link.

Not really a install guide include it seems

You already got some good recommendation. I’m just giving you some tips regarding your needs.

-Can play steam games(since steam is compatible, this is mostly always checked(I think))

Steam is indeed Linux native, some games also have Linux builds. But most run through proton (this is a lot of the time still clicking install and just run). You can check protondb.com/ if your favorite games run on Linux. (Sometimes the comments recommend a fix)

-Can play other games outside steam(like from GOG where you download the setup. Heard about apps like “bottles” but idk how good it will be)

For Gog games I recommend heroic game launcher, it can manage epic and Gog games and run them with proton. (I think it also does Amazon games, but never tried)

-Video editing softwares (Resolve works but I might want to use another)

Resolve is indeed Linux native. A nice project to look at maybe is kdenlive

-Can run a CAD software(I do like designing and stuff so I do look forward for this(I have used some on windows and don’t know how its will be in linux. I know blender works but it’s more of a modeling than CAD))

I do some 3d modeling myself for 3d printing. So anything web-based works of course, like thinkercad and on shape. I got fusion 360 to run for about a month with wine before it broke. I moved to freecad it’s Linux native and very powerful. It is a other workflow then some other cad software.

-Programming(I don’t think this will be a problem)

I also don’t think this is a problem

-Microsoft like apps(Spreadsheet and stuff, Just need to be able to do work)

There are obviously options like libre office or only office. But if you really need Microsoft office for work you can try the web versions or something like winboat. Winboat runs a full install of windows 11 in a docker container. So for apps like Microsoft office or works better then wine.

-Not sure if this is needed but I do sail the seven seas sometimes

I would look into running pirated software in containers. Keep in mind proton/wine is not a container.

Al software can be installed using your distro’s “app” store. On Linux you first always check your systems software store/packages manager to download and install software. (I see new Linux users download stuff from website’s and then having problems with installing software pretty often)

I would pick something beginner friendly like pop os or bazite.

I don’t like nltimes at best they just copy a Dutch article and badly translate it. Without sources of course.

But unfortunately the article is right link to the motie on government website

link to a Dutch newspaper about it. in dutch

As it is a “motie” it is the task of the government to implement it. But as the 2 parties that are left in the government both voted for it I don’t have good hopes.

Same can be said about the Dutch news paper de Telegraaf (maybe a little bit less). It is a right-wing anti immigration newspaper. But I thought okay I look it up in de Telegraaf. But there is no news article about a email from the father.

Only news article I can find with a quick search is the daily mail. (About the father’s email)

The new source the op added also don’t say it.

Because yes there was maybe (at this moment it’s in court) a honour killing, and the dad is indeed a suspect (together with her brothers). The dad also seems to hide in Syria and the brother’s are held in prison. But I can’t find a Dutch news article saying something about a email.

De Telegraaf of course made news articles about it. But the newest was 16 april.

A more updated article can be found here Omrop fryslân from the 27 of may about the court case and what’s happening there. (Written in Dutch and Fryske. But auto translation in English is available)

As she lived in the province fryslân the regional press follows this case.

At the moment I’m using echo with the Spotify plugin together with YouTube music and deezer. So if one plugin breaks I have my playlist on another service. But Spotify breaks pretty regularly.

link to there github

At some point I just need to put my music on my media server(most I already own legally). It will be more reliable then Spotify hacks, but finding new music is just better on the service’s

With the lack of it existing comercial, why not make your own from a old printer like Emily the engineer did with a old 3d printer (youtube link)

What could possibly go wrong?

Looks to me as breezy weather (fdroid link). I’m also using it. It’s pretty nice and has a decent widget.

Nice! How do you use the stereo Images? Do you have a viewer or do you do something digital?

Thunder is in the IzzyOnDroid repo you can add it in fdroid

To be honest the ending for rich capitalist(the same that helped Hitler in power) in west Germany was pretty good. They profit heavily during the war and afterwards the mostly just kept there companies continuing to profit.

First of all a link to a pro-Israël think tank is of no use for any discussion. Think-tanks in general are bad. Wikipedia washington institute

On DuckDuckGo the second link is to the BBC on how the hack are hts and the current situation of you search for it. No think tank slop needed. BBC article

To be honest they only want a “fundamentalist Islamic rule” state. Totally not a problem of course

And he now being replaced by a group with ties to al Qaida, isis and Saudi Arabia. Of course being assholes themselves. They try really hard rebranding in name, not Ideas. Asad is bad, the people trying to get in power now are not better.

I mostly do the same but with heroic launcher.

And for Samsungs tizen os smart TV’s tizentube for YouTube with a pi hole for the ads in the interface.

Damm, for that price you can buy a ds, 3ds, Wii u and a switch (V1) and have money to spare.

Edit a file, writing a quick shell script or whatever in the terminal. Nano is great. I don’t see any use in learning vim or emacs. If I need something more I’m going use a gui editor anyway.

Don’t get triggered anyone it’s just my preference

Dude… Core 2 duo is ddr1, ddr2 and ddr3 🦄🦄🦄

Edit: just checked out the core 2 duo e8400. Not only does it support ddr3 and 2, but also ddr1. So added ddr1

There are many 775 socket boards that support ddr3 and core 2 duo/quad supported ddr2 and 3.

There are even motherboard that support both ddr2 and ddr3 like this gigabyte g41m combo

Edit: damn at least some core 2 duo’s support also ddr1. So core duo supports ddr1, 2 and 3

There are almost no lga 775 boards that have ddr1 support and have core 2 duo as supported cpu. But this ASRock motherboard does support the core 2 duo and ddr1 and ddr2

I work as a theatre tech (light and sound) at a college(theatre arts department). I do however use Linux and made some scripts in Python to control my ligtdesk and sound table. So a bit of IT related work. But also talk with students about the creative part of lights, sound and projection and how they can use it during and after there study in there shows.

I also do some shows for them in the small Theatre in the college and outside the college.

And give them a workshop teaching them the basics and how they can tell to a tech what they want and how they can do somethings themselves.

I think that in the Android kernel (for your device) there are binary blobs for hardware drivers. Which are not in mainline and most of the times not even available anywhere.