No, integrated grapics now means in the CPU

My memory is safe. Nobody ever knows what I’m going to forget…

I couldn’t get the orientation right on mine.

But it did work rotated 90°.

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I have been tinkering with Linux before, but some software needed Windows.

I tried switching those apps.

• Corel to InkScape went well, I instantly liked it better.
• MS Office to LibreOffice: I just don’t need Excel that much, so it’s OK.
• Corel laser engraving to K40Whisperer: a breath of fresh air, simple and efficient.

Then, free from all those chains I installed EndeavourOS, and it’s been great.

If I was living alone, I would buy blank keycaps.

I remember playing an FPS game… Heretic? Shadow Warrior? I would play it without a mouse. Alt would be a modifier on the arrow keys for strife (sidestepping). Spacebar to shoot, and you’re set for disaster.

Space Cadet Pinball was another one. It was nice playing with Ctrl, on the corner. But hit the Win key and you instantly lost focus of the window.

Ackshually… I also had an AMD K5 with Performance Rating 100.

K6 was 166 MHz and up, Pentium II competitor.

Man, does 384 sound weird!

I know it was a 256 MB and a 128 MB stick… but it was a long time ago…

You had one job.

Mentioning punch cards had me, but you blew it!

Hungarian is also QWERTZ. We have a sound written ‘sz’ and another one written ‘zs’ so it would be hard on your pinky.

I also use EndeavourOS. Look into btrfs snapshots, it’s easy to set up and use. It rolls back your filesystem to an earlier state.

It has saved me 3 times thus far.

Souldn’t there be two of those to append?

Ow! ^

I think learning the keyboard shortcuts helps a lot. Otherwise the interface and menus confuse me too.

I just can’t justify spending the money on a Macbook.

I mean they are great, but I don’t want to pay for MacOS if I don’t use it.

Congrats! Just keep at it, Fedora is stable.

It gets easier with every solved problem!

Mine doesn’t have a display (L3150), but you’re right about the deep cleaning. You doo need the utility for that.

I got away with 4 consecutive cleaning rounds…

edit: I’ve seen the button combination in your printer’s user manual.

You can start cleaning by a combination of Power + Stop buttons on the printer itself!

Monotheism finds a way.

Also, what’s that L logo in a circle?