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Which phone is that? I thought that most phones could not create a hotspot and at the same time connect to a WiFi network.

that’s another way, I guess… if you want to split the file, that is

there’s always more than one way to skin a rat

it depends if your hardware supports the algos that cryptsetup/luks use I guess…

agreed that it is useless for most cases but I could see it being useful if you need multiple people to agree on decrypting a file.

not really if you have a hardware chip that does the encrypt/decrypting

there was too many bugs in tiling WM last time i tried… which one do you use?

I like the idea of a tiling window manager but I found it about as effective to use a regular window manager like KDE or Gnome that allows you to snap windows to 1/4 or 1/2 the screen … Windows even does that.

great software

Fun fact: MS was onced caught using pirated audio software to create an audio file for (I think) Windows XP

I tried Debian a few times and never liked it… I like the Arch experience better.

I admit that it sucks, but it’s a local restaurant’s site

You should try one huge monitor and use an addon that let you snap windows to 1/4, 1/2 of the screen, etc (30+ inches)… Been using Wayland for years with no problems

thanks

I just came about it today… but still, it works in Chrome and not Firefox. I have seen many others in the past though.

I don’t think that’s true, but I do love Slackware also… used it for many year. Maybe you just didn’t realize you have gotten better.

I like my Firefox more: https://i.imgur.com/AWO9ss1.png … got rid of the title bar

It doesn’t matter that much, but I like Arch… it’s a bit of a pain to install if you are new to Linux though. I find it more stable than Manjaro though.

Your decision probably should depend on if you like KDE or Gnome and if you want the latest software or something a bit more stable.

You could also try the live version first before you install it to make sure everything works as intended.

Google, for example, did many demo websites that only worked on chrome in the past… I’ve also seen government website that only worked in Chrome… but unfortunately I don’t keep a list. A company I worked at in the past also had a training website that only worked in Chrome (I’m not revealing this one though…).

Edit: Just stumbled on this website: http://Thai5sushibar.com … not sure if it’s my extensions, but it doesn’t load in Firefox and loads in Chrome. Good rainbow rolls.

If you have websites break without noscript, you visit some really shady websites.

not necessarily shady… probably designed specifically for Chrome.