if you don’t find another solution, i have libreoffice installed via flatpak and this issue does not exist

yes, give him more drugs

i seriously do not understand what’s up with some of you, why do you spell stuff like in “m$”. The extra work to type it like this doesn’t matter at all. It makes no difference, Microsoft will not shut down because you spelled their name as “micro$oft” on your lemmy post or something like that. why do you keep doing this, i don’t understand.

On my kinoite computer i just create a fedora distrobox container, install qemu on it, and boot my vms off that, works quite well, no fiddling with the filesystem or systemd services

it doesn’t matter. In the end of the day they came

i think this is the most stupid product i have ever heard of. I can’t help but imagine the unholy latency of transferring files from “your computer” to an external storage.

i don’t, not at all, but still think elementaryOS looks beautiful! Like holy hell, even on their websites they manage to make their design look good!

i think it’s because black people don’t have arms

Thankfully, yes. But cortana has been replaced by copilot so we are in the same place

STABLE****

Opensuse is stupid fast + its very very stable. Would risk saying its unbreakable(at leaat with regular updates)

No… Not the reddit memes please

It talsk about pcr, every time another OS is booted some pcsrs are changed, and if the keys are installed on the correct ones, this will lead to it being erased

https://fedoramagazine.org/automatically-decrypt-your-disk-using-tpm2/

I’ve read this article to make my setup, but its very informative about the function of TPM too

I use it for storing luks credentials, so every time I boot I get dropped at my login manager. It leaves my system vunerable to attacks to it, but its quite convenient.

Besides, if anyone tries to boot any other OS which is not mine, the keys are erased.

I think KDE plasma 6 has that by default

This is quite dated somehow

Doom is open source, at least the original ones were

Out of curiosity, what is your native language?

You van try creating an arch linux distrobox and install yay inside that