Rodneyck

Good job everyone!

Yeah, they don’t advertise it, but if you are on the forum, the devs let you know, especially if you need help with any GUI…“We don’t support…” Not saying the devs are bad, lovely people, but that is just their thing.

Love both of those distros, Endeavour is committed (their philosophy) to no GUI, only CLI commands, so keep that in mind. Garuda Gaming edition is the best gaming distro out there imo, handy GUI to configure everything, great privacy controls/browser. Manjaro should never be used, they hold back packages for “testing” which goes against Arch in general and can break AUR packages, thus your system. Another good Arch distro, minimal with optimized kernels, a privacy browser based on Firefox, is CachyOS. Those three I would recommend for Arch, besides Arch itself.

On Android, you can use the Voyager app, the only app I have found that works well after the 0.19 upgrade. As far as my linux ‘liftoff’ app or any other, no longer works. The webpage is also really slow.

Same, never use their equipment if possible, cheaper and you are in control.

I think the upgrade to “19” or whatever really broke a lot of things. A lot of the phone and linux apps can’t access lemm.ee and many other instances anymore. The only way I can access it is using a new app called Voyager on my phone and the website which is really, really slow. Not sure what happened.

I have been meaning to cancel my Prime membership. Prices are high, shipping hardly gets anything to me on time. Who can find anything on Prime Video with their horrible interface? Not worth the price. Time to put on my pirate’s hat and save a buck.

Have you tried changing either your wifi router or computer/devices to use Ad blocking DNS? The two most popular ones are AdGuard DNS and NextDNS.

With that said, it is typically recommended to use add blocking add-ons in the browsers, etc, because the above DNS blocking options can break websites, etc.

KDE, ride or die.

Basically, pick the establishment candidate that will protect what they have, and they have …A LOT!!!

Pirating linux…that is a concept you don’t come across everyday. Dude, just move off of Red Hat and onto a linux distribution that is not a corporate mega-whatever. Debian, Arch…take your pick. Open source is free ship that lets you pirate from the corporate/priopriatary seas. Don’t make it harder.