That's basically it. The part I don't understand is why Chinese would gravitate towards Windows while their government sees it as a US intelligence tool. I hear that most of them pirate it too.
Maybe the Steam Deck isn't readily available on the Chinese market.
I wonder if an Android calendar would be considered. Google's calendar seems to dominate since the AOSP was dropped (it's kinda maintained under the "Etar" brand now). Thunderbird desktop has a calendar.
It'a kinda frustrating how often a native Linux port is a super-fucking-trivial job and they had decades to do it and just could not be arsed.
I think the August 2001 backup is a good restore point.
You mean like all the amendments?
He's flooded the zone with shit to the point that we can't focus on any of it with the attention it deserves.
TBH this is why I've never used Telegram.
I would love to see Hillsong get disbanded under the same circumstances in Australia.
Yep. It's not Inkscape.
Do PhotoShop and Illustrator both do full vector editing? I never paid to find out.
Photoshop can't draw capsicums so GIMP is still better.
America was once ahead of Russia, but since the direction changed and both countries are going backwards, Russia is ahead.
I have faith the US will take the lead in this race to the bottom.
Sure, if the "job" is spying and the "tool" is the user.