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|    Alan K. to Dr. Noah Bodie    |
|    Re: Testing Distros    |
|    17 Feb 25 17:28:25    |
      XPost: alt.os.linux.mint       From: alan@invalid.com              On 2/17/25 05:03 PM, Dr. Noah Bodie wrote:       > On 2025-02-17 05:45 PM, Alan K. wrote:       >> On 2/17/25 04:26 PM, Dr. Noah Bodie wrote:       >>> On 2025-02-17 11:30 AM, Edmund wrote:       >>>> On 2/16/25 23:32, Dr. Noah Bodie wrote:       >>>>> Has anyone seen the web site that lets you test distros online,       >>>>> without having to install anything. It's pretty neat!       >>>       >>>       >>>> Great!       >>>>       >>>> How do you like your linux meal sir?       >>>> Without salt?       >>>> Without pepper?       >>>> Without a plate?       >>>> Without a fork?       >>>>       >>>> Freedom of choice, we have more choices then you have years left to       >>>> live.       >>>       >>> I'm okay with my current linux but I will have to switch/upgrade someday.       >>> Being able to test different options without having to download       >>> anything is a help.       >       >> Why do you think switching is an option.       >> I'm not distro hopping but I have been testing different ones now and       >> then. I have a small 40G extra partition and I plant one there now and       >> then.       >       >       > Eventually my current system will be too old to keep up with the newer apps.       > I had trouble running the latest version of FireFox so I went back to an       earlier release.       > I think the problem was caused by my older setup.       >       > When I can no longer access web sites due to my browser version being no       longer supported       > then I will have to upgrade the OS in order to use the latest FireFox.       >       > I did not upgrade to the latest version of my distro because some apps were       discontinued       > and are only available on the older version. For example, ClipIt was dropped       and is only       > available on the earlier release.       You ought to try copyq. For what I do, I can't imaging not having it.        Actually any       clipboard manager, I cut and copy tons of things every day. I had to increase       copyq       history to 300 items and I might go to 400.              --       Linux Mint 22.1, Cinnamon 6.4.7, Kernel 6.8.0-53-generic       Thunderbird 128.7.0esr, Mozilla Firefox 135.0        Alan K.              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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