Wise words

My sincere condolences. As you wrote, you can’t prepare for this and it will take a long time to process. IMO it’s best to let people help out if possible and focus on the rest of your family.

Works (again?) for me.

I used to love playing Netstorm and Darwinia.

Picard uses audio fingerprinting and the musicbrainz DB to match the items. If the items are in the DB, then it will find them. If they aren’t, then they can be added.

There are other similar tools (although they might not have graphical UIs) which also use additional metadata backends and allow complex manipulation of audio files. I personally use beets which can be configured to use Musicbrainz, Spotify, Deezer, Discogs and Bandcamp for metadata (it will also help with file manipulation, audio normalization, fetch cover art and many other things). It seems that there is a plugin called ‘ytimport’ which integrates with SoundCloud and YouTube. That might help with your specific question, though I did not test it.

Beware that the latest release of beets (2.5.x at the time of writing) is quite fresh and might break some plugins. I personally will stick with 2.4.x for a while.

• Tales from Beyond the Firmament from The Freak Folk of Mangrovia
• Temple of the Second Moon from The Freak Folk of Mangrovia

I’m not advocating for anything, but if I remember correctly, flatpaks are typically installed in user home directory. If that’s the case, then it’s just a matter of copying a directory and installing flatpak. I might be wrong though.

Does it detect browsers installed through flatpak?

Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence is the first book of a very dark trilogy.

I will also add this, even if it doesn’t match the request, but because it’s so weird and funny: Shades of Grey by Jasper Fforde. It’s about a quite absurd society where people’s social status is determined by their ability to perceive colors. And they are not allowed to manufacture spoons. Sci-fiish

I doubt that I’ll ever get that far. I used to play games on “hard” difficulty and explore/find everything. Today I’m just glad if I find the time to play, have fun and enjoy the games, even if I need to play on “easy” difficulty. All the completionist aspirations are gone.

Thanks for the unintentional recommendation.

Thanks. I didn’t even know that Nerd Fonts existed! :D

That sums it up quite nicely. Thanks

I don’t think I change anything except the monospace font nowadays

Which font do you use?

It works great and gets out of the way.

I think that that’s why some Gnome users just stick with it. I personally don’t want to customize anything, if possible. I don’t even want to concern myself with the DE at all if possible. Any time I spend on the DE is time I don’t spend doing the things I actually want to do. But that’s the beauty of Linux: everyone can use whatever fits their needs best, be it Gnome, KDE, xfce or anything else.

That’s not how the Covid vaccines work. It’s all a game of probabilities and you can still get sick. They may also help you get more easily through the sickness, but it’s not a guarantee. Previously having additional health issues and age are also factors to take into account.

So maybe his concerns aren’t completely without base.

Just a reminder: bananas could be heavily treated with pesticides.

As far as my experience goes, all you can do with Gnome Software is to install and uninstall software from various sources which need to be added separately. There’s no option to manage any remotes/sources even with flatpak support installed. I hoped to be proven wrong.

How do you manage flatpak remotes with Gnome Software?

I played it again a few months ago. IMO it’s still awesome. I should probably play the first part again too.

Don’t worry, I wouldn’t do things like this in JSON. Nevertheless, it can be very useful to have comments along with configuration values, for example to explain the actual values (not their purpose) and why they were chosen. That’s information you can’t add to the code which processes the values.