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I switched to mint in November, almost everything just works (I mainly use my desktop for gaming). And everything that doesn’t, works after visiting the mint forum or is just a minor inconvenience.
I switched to mint in November, almost everything just works (I mainly use my desktop for gaming). And everything that doesn’t, works after visiting the mint forum or is just a minor inconvenience.
It looks like a power connector used inside of an PC. I think they’re called (number)+ pin power connector. Have a look at this
At first it didn’t , only after logging in to my google account it happens. It happens in Edge too when logged in. So this is not a Firefox problem.
I use, Ublock origin, Return YouTube Dislike, SponsorBlock for YouTube, Wayback Machine and Mendeley Web Importer. When all add-ons are disabled it does the same thing even after restarting windows. The console has long list of warnings. I’m not sure how to post them. Most of them say “Feature Policy: Skipping unsupported feature name”, “Cookie “something” does not have a proper “SameSite” attribute value”, “Content-Security-Policy warnings 2” or “Empty string passed to getElementById().”. I’ll keep the guide in mind for the future.
I thought the new one had a built in dashboard
I’m definately going to try this, I was using Hass.Agent before switching to Linux and am looking for someting similar.