Pitivi might be up your alley? https://www.pitivi.org/

Maybe Chess Ultra is what you’re looking for? It’s 3D and looking at ProtonDB it seems to run on the Steam Deck.

I wonder who would be in need of a “Notion Consultant”

At that point just throw an exception man

Lemmy.one is shutting down in 2 months or so, sadly

Antichess players love this move

They also locked out regular Linux desktop with the anti-cheat, very annoying

!stocks_eu@lemmy.world

Magnet.me is based in The Netherlands. I don’t know how the reach is outside NL but it’s worth a shot maybe?

Worth noting for Trade Republic is that there is a 1€ fee for every trade you make, unless it’s from a recurring order. To me the app seems more catered to long term savings investments instead of day trading. But I don’t do the latter so who knows. Maybe it works for that end no problem.

Other than that the matching of ECB interest rates on savings is a blessing.

The only thing I’m worried about with them is security. Your username is your phone number and your password is a four digit number. You do get 2FA with the app, but SMS can also be used, which isn’t the safest 2FA from what I know.

It’s kinda exclusive now that registrations are closed

Oh that’s great, good feature to have

Can someone help me understand what is changed? As far as I know Gnome already had configurable shortcuts right

Yes, but it’s not application specific like you can get on Windows. So only system audio. I’m not sure if it excludes discord, as my sound setup separates chat and game audio

It works like a charm for me with Discord Canary. Discord Stable doesn’t seem to have it yet though?

Honestly OneDrive replacing the local folders is what made me fully switch to Linux

I like the premise, but I’m thinking about what content you would want posted here?

Like “ads” naming good European products, or more asklemmy threads where someone asks for product to fit a need? Another option could even be news about the general European market

Autoupdates during times when I’m not using the system might not work, as I usually shut down the PC when it’s not in use… 😅 Looks like the best way to deal with the issue is to try and write an application myself of sorts?

Would love to have a diff before building a new version, but reading this blogpost it seems you can only get one afterwards https://blog.tjll.net/previewing-nixos-system-updates/

Anyways, if I were to make an app myself, although not very reliable, using the [11/22/33] built, logging during the nixos-rebuild command could be a way to get some progressbar I think?

Not only funny, but also learned something today: you can use NegativeLiterals to not have to write (-123) in Haskell

The little doodad reminds me of the object in the “I made this” comic