tbf Estonia is a stable EU country and Sunaurus (the admin of lemm.ee) is from Estonia so it's not that strange
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Not sure what OS you are using but make sure you have write permissions in the folder you've extracted the app to. If you're on Windows you might want to try running it as administrator.
It has swipe typing plus a lot of other new features/theme customisation that openboard didn't have.
Yeah definitely. I remember the fake "Detector Vans" designed to frighten people but I suspect going forward with more and more younger people only using Netflix/Amazon Prime etc their attitude will have to change.
Technically the BBC are not "state-funded" but funded by UK viewers paying for a voluntary licence to watch.
I would certainly agree though that the UK government's influence in appointing staff in the upper echelons of the organisation (and also general government interference in its day to day running) leaves it open to criticism.
If you like Tree Style Tabs I'd also recommend trying Sideberry. Does the same thing but has some additional functionality.
Yeah, I had the same problem and the same thing fixed it. Fully log out, then log in. Seems like version 19 Changed authentication or something similar requiring a fresh sign-in.
It has swipe up/down + double tap gestures. You can also customise the home and back buttons.
Personally I think Kdenlive has the most user-friendly interface of any video- editor (pay software included) so I think it's ideal for a newcomer. It's also fairly light on system resource comparatively.
A few years ago, it used to have a reputation for being a bit buggy but seems to be very stable in my experience these days.
The main problem would be the lack of guides/tutorials, though there are a few on YouTube.
PhotoDemon is close to what you're asking for. It has the basic functionality the average user needs yet is still lightweight and fast to start.
They have different usage scenarios.
LocalSend is for the occasional sending of files/folders from A to B or B to A (One direction only).
Syncthing's primary usage is for keeping the exact same copies of files on A and B automatically.