Except Red Hat has slightly different model with the different distributions. With Canonical the Ubuntu Long Term Support version has 5 years support and you can opt for 5 years more. This extra 5 years is free for personal users and businesses up to 5 devices.
There is a gui for aria2. It is called Persepolis
I think you right. Especially when PCLinuxOS is the “The Boomer Distribution“ according to the website. Obviously the community and user friendliness ( like the control center) you mentioned was the main reason. Lastly, destroying your CRT monitor by a wrong X config was part of the learning process.
It is Kontact because it is KDE.
Which one ? The antivirus definition update or the change Administrator password?
How about a cost benefit analysis from Mozilla explainer?
https://github.com/mozilla/explainers/tree/main/ppa-experiment#end-user-benefit
You are right, stand corrected.
Integrated Development Environment (IDE) from the makers of Atom. It is written in rust.
KDE: Kommunity of Developers and Endusers.
Have a look at miller
FlatPak and snaps are not only solving the universal packing problem, but in addition: providing necessary libraries which are not present on the main system; an be installed on multiple architectures (x86, arm, etc); sandboxed.
Replace the HDD with SSD. It will run faster. You can configure any DE to look similar to windows, maybe Gnome to the lesser extend. One think to keep in mind when choosing the distro, you have to support it. Good luck.
Nautilus used to have Split pane mode
A bit of history. The first universal packaging format was snap by Canonical and used to be called Click apps and it was made for the Ubuntu mobile OS and later to the Ubuntu desktop. Red Hat in response to that created the FlatPak format. The AppImages are community effort.
Yes. You are right. Thanks. Just listened to the Linux Matters podcast episode about this. Crazy.
It is on the FlatHub as well.
Esperanto:
Ĉi tiu afero estas senutila, neeble serĉi pakaĵojn aŭ dependecojn, por kio ĝi utilas 🤷♂️
English:
This thing is useless, it is impossible to search for packages or dependencies, what is it for 🤷♂️