I'll check it out. I've been using Breezy Weather and have been happy with it as well.

If like add another question - how about in a RPi too? I believe there is a LineageOS android TV out there. For anything have any experience with it?

I was a Xubuntu user for about 15 years but have an old EeePC running Debian.

I just recently moved my main, home computer (10+ yo EliteBook) to Debian 12 and am very happy. I will be soon moving my amateur radio "shack" computer (bought last year) to Debian as well.

Forcing Snaps and Snaps' terrible usage of disk space (in my experience) is what made me move. The annoying Firefox update warning only served to aggravate me further.

I do use a couple Flatpaks (did with Ubuntu as well) but it was my choice - not a requirement. I haven't had any disk use problems or bad experiences with them.

How is it on resources? I have a i386 project computer running Debian 12 and I'm looking to make it as "modern" as possible. Right now, my fight is with slow browsers and LibreOffice (I'm trying to avoid the Abiword, etc route).

Basically, it's the same upgrade procedure as Debian's with the added step of editing rasp.list.

These videos exist for monetization purposes.

Does anyone know if one where to view videos through Piped, NewPipe, FreeTube, etc the view would count towards engagement?

Read It Can't Happen Here, by Sinclair Lewis. It's disturbing.

"Has become," cute. I think a reasonable argument can be made they became one post-New Deal and definitely after LBJ's legislation and the greater Civil Rights movement. They certainly were one by the time Barry Goldwater and Nixon's southern strategy.

I know where you're coming from. I have direct access to my music at home and use Strawberry to play them.

Plex (as far as I know) is only "free as in beer," so i doubt you're going to have any success finding a 3rd party music player. I have the Linux app for when I'm away and don't want to use my phone but the tiny, Android-sized Plexamp app on my desktop is out of place, and has its own eq, compression, etc.

The RedReader Dev had said he's looking to include Lemmy.

On my "John the Fisherman" fishing playlist.

Ok. I've put in a SSD, I'm looking to add RAM (I may be already maxed out), and run zswap, etc. I guess I'll be sticking with LibreOffice.

I use the laptop for ham radio stuff, mostly, and things like an office suite are secondary.

If anyone is looking, I made !amateur_radio (https://sh.itjust.works/c/amateur_radio).