Y’all living on the wild side.

Interesting projects I haven’t heard of.

Which is free for up to five systems if you want to see it in action.

What about banana peel?

I think the major hurdle is that they can’t just rebrand the existing app, they have to release a new one. Keeping the K-9 app around will help the user transition long term. The folks in this thread follow Thunderbird and Thunderbird for Android development but my guess is the majority of K-9 users don’t. At some point when or if K-9 installs drop they will probably revisit the issue.

I missed this because I wasn’t looking. Maxwell Gisborne.

Who is the narrator?

Can’t you install the Basic image and then add desired packages that are included in the Full image afterwards?

Dersu Uzala.

Did you set everything up yourself? If so how is it going, what mail stack are you using?

Edit: my bad, I think I understand what you meant now. You’re using the hosts email features for the service your paying for.

We’ve only watched the first couple of episodes and found it a bit too cartoony for our tastes.

One question I have for anyone who has watched the whole season - the question is a spoiler for anyone who hasn’t seen the first episode.

So the solution to email spam is to extend the weekend from two days a week to seven? I’m in.

Can I pay KDE to put ads in all that empty space?

/s

Does this affect the Firefox version? I only see discussion around the Chrome extension so far.

It’s been a long time since I saw the director’s cut. Having read the comment above about what the director’s cut includes I’m more inclined to continue recommending the theatrical cut. The magic of that story and it’s characters doesn’t need more exposition, especially about the fantastical elements. It’s enough to know that Donnie figure’s stuff out and takes decisive action with the knowledge he and by extension the audience has at hand.

There’s only one chart that matters when it comes to Primer.

Is that in the director’s cut? I tend to recommend the theatrical cut. I don’t find it confusing but I can understand how it might be possible to get lost if you miss a key scene or two.

This interview has been posted before but I’m sharing it again as it gives an insight into Bruce’s thoughts.

Nothing yet. It’s a draft and the first one at that. It’s not meant to be used for anything. It could be some time before anything comes of this, if anything does come of it.

I think Collabora Online uses or is built on LibreOffice. It’s a subscription service but you can host it yourself for free (I think for personal use). I’ve not tried either. I’m pretty sure the Collabora team are big code contributors to LibreOffice. If I got anything wrong I hope someone will correct me.