I’m not the only one! Mercurial is so much more intuitive. And it has proper branches!
I’m not the only one! Mercurial is so much more intuitive. And it has proper branches!
It’s the ultimate yes man.
Or go to Wolfram Alpha and gat actual computations done instead of ramblings?
On Linux there’s also ‘units’ which is amazing for this.
Driving to Europe is a bit rough.
It’s also the length of a pendulum with a half period of 1 second.
The concept of a glass being full and of a liquid being wine can probably be separated fairly well. I assume that as models got more complex they started being able to do this more.
If someone ask for a glass of water you don’t fill it all the way to the edge. This is way overfull compared to what you’re supposed to serve.
Copilot did it just fine
Didn’t those have a battery in them?
That one is Canadiab Multilingual Standard. Canadian French is different. Both are in common use though.
Canadian French for programming is great. You have everything you need right there. The only downside is no euro symbol. CMS is something else. It has potential but I find the keybinds less intuitive.
I do the same but Egyptian
I use Egyptian gods!
Mint has a bunch of tweaks to make it more approachable. Apt assumes Sudo, typing passwords shows stars, little things that usually trip new users.
You already have great answers, so I’ll just drop my recommendations. LMDE if you want something more stable, and Endeavour OS if you want to go a bit more in the weeds with a rolling release.
In the end, don’t be afraid to try some for a few weeks and find one you like. One of the strength of Linux is that if you mess up, you can always reinstall,and it’s not scary since you did it once already.
Just use LMDE.
I just have 2 lights and manually switch which one is on.
I use the same one! It’s really great. I spent an hour going though the options untill I was satisfied.
Ventoy.
Fill it with ISOs