I tried it but I got tired of overheating and constant fan spinning, I tried to go the vanilla route then with mbfan (or whatever it’s called) and I was never able to reproduce a level of quietness comparable to MacOS so I went back.

I understand better now, thanks

Thanks… But no HTTPS?

Thanks but

We are targeting a first Alpha release for early adopters in 2026.

We need an alternative before that

That’s odd, I have two different hosting accounts there and never had an issue with their SMS codes. Please update your post to tell others were you ended up!

Why can’t you? Fake number?

Well I tried! I ended up using micro though

Seconded, also bring those laptops to more countries than those who’re available now.

Haha, great times! That happened to me as well and then I realized that it’s way better when it’s curated

Nerdfonts are wonderful, they are my sole source for everything on my terminal(s).

…and I didn’t know about this designer, there’s some solid stuff there, thanks!

This little trick works for popular fonts indeed. It might help others

Thanks, I noted that there was some groups active there, I wish it was more curated though

For people working in the field yes, especially when some font families cost a lot per variant.

Can I ask what made you stick to Sideberry instead?

That’s a very solid advice! I started dual booting all my old macbook with Fedora KDE and another on Pop_OS and they are doing ultra well.

Sorry if my post wasn’t clear, I meant my PDFs like my files which are stored on my computer, but that doesn’t mean I have all the source files (far from that), I’m talking about all the PDFs that you get from others, like from work, suppliers, etc

Why not? There’re a bunch of them for desktop users. Besides, what alternative file format would you suggest?

Thanks, I was more inclined towards FOSS apps but that’d help others!

Thanks that’s a super great idea!

EDIT: Fired it up and it works brilliantly on a mobile, I’m impressed! I wish I had that idea before, thanks mate!

Have a look there and if you’re not familiar with Docker I’d suggest to start with this first.