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There’s FreeCAD.
8·10 days agoKate is also available on Windows.
Do I still count even if I have an ultrawide mini mirror?
3·24 days agoYea, except:
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KDE’s built in screen keyboard is broken (Using Steam’s keyboard). GNOME keyboard does work fine.
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Autologin is on and screen locking is off due to a broken keyboard.
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Manual installation if hhd, steam, flatpak, lutris may required a physical keyboard for first setup.
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KDE wallet is on to protect (non-file) data. (Wifi passwords, chrome/Firefox login, etc…)
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JamesDSP is used as pulse/easyEffects may need a reset as the audio may “break” when resuming from suspend.
I didn’t want a non-vanilla Debian system (Bazzite), so I chose to manually install Debian and have a nice Debian setup. Besides those issues, everything works pretty good (no crashes, hiccups.)
Are you interested in Debian on a legion Go?
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Legion Go (Debian) for me :)
How about using an encryption software like DroidFS?
I think Google removed that feature.
I have an Xperia 1 VI and I cannot use the SD as internal storage.
Hagar from Xonotic.
4·2 months agoI’m pretty sure Verizon locks the bootloader on their phones. I had a S10e and I wasn’t able to unlock it.
It may be the same for you.
No Jack.
2 console generations.
After PS3? modern. On or at PS3? retro.
I got mine from Amazon (Xperia 1 VI [XQ-EC72]) since the newest one is non-US, but cellular works.
Sony Xperias have headphone jacks.
FreeCAD has a… different workflow… than other CAD’s. It’s confusing at first, but once learned, it’s pretty easy to use.
I have used FreeCAD in place of Fusion360 for school and I found it better. Of course, not everyone will have basic operations and a different tool has a new learning curve.
Keep in mind that FreeCAD is also in development. No company (that I know) backs the development, making an open-source versatile CAD software takes a lot of time and has a lot of bugs/limitations.
I know I shouldn’t say this, but hopefully all tools (even non-free) will be available under Linux.