Every weird problem in the future is gonna make you wonder if it’s because of that.

Pretty much what I’ve realised about doing anything weird with my system. I want a peaceful life.

Is there a neurospice that loves finishing things off but not starting them? We need to find them and together take over ze vurld.

Thanks!

That sounds awesome! How do you sync to the Kobo?

I just use calibre locally. What are the benefits of using something server-based? Can you sync books to your ereaders?

I totally agree.

On a separate note, why do people keep downvoting your comments that have Þorns in them?

I’m a big fan of Jami too. The only thing I can add to your excellent summary is that it’s endorsed by the Free Software Foundation.

You’re right about it being fussy with clients though.

I highly recommend Ardour. I haven’t used Ubuntu Studio but I believe it’s pre-configured to minimise latency when monitoring audio.

Most people on the Ardour forum recommend AVlinux for this reason too. I’m sure you will be fine with Ubuntu Studio but I would definitely check AVlinux.

Coming from a country whose economic growth has become completely dependent on scraping the internet.

It’s one rule for you and another for capital which has captured the state.

Why are they downvoting then?

I really respect your comittment to using þorns here, even though it means people probably down vote you because they don’t know what’s going on.

Just wanted to let you know. Keep it up :)

What are the security advantages?

you get well optimized software for your specific cpu and architecture

That’s really cool. How does that work?

Year

Sadiq Khan’s fault.

Good idea for a video.

It definitely took me some time getting used to GIMP after nearly 20 years as a photoshop user but I’m very glad I did.

Don’t forget Andrea Borman

Here in the UK (and elsewhere I’m sure) there is public funding for the arts. It’s recognised as being good for culture but that it also stimulates the broader econony. In that way it is treated as a public investment with expected public (and private) returns.

GIMP 3 is the bees knees 💪

There are some great plugins coming out for it now as well. I highly recommend checking out Batcher, which you can use not only to batch convert files but also to apply sets of adjustments including from G’MIC. Really powerful and useful tool with granular control.

There’s also a really good frequency separation plugin and of course Resynthesizer.

Great times to be a GIMP user.

Have you tried booting from an older kernel? When I was on Fedora I had things like this happen from time to time and would always go back to one of the archived kernels and wait for another update.