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Fender Studio is a newcomer that is free and works on Linux and mobile.


It’s so great that Trump ended all of this. 😶


Is it gonna pop up obnoxiously every time you start the program?
Your choice, there’s a checkbox to ask every time or not
Is it gonna demand that I create a new profile every time I sign in to Google?
I don’t recall anything like that, though I don’t recall that in Chrome either.


No, this is to make the desktop browser profiles work more like Chrome.


The new one is a much better experience. It works like profiles in chrome now. The old one is still there for you to use if you prefer.


I don’t think I’ve tried a client that doesn’t. I just assumed they all do at this point.


What enclosure(s) did you use?


Synology confirmed the change in support tickets, explaining that both H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) transcoding had been deliberately blocked at the kernel driver level. The company cited licensing costs for HEVC, even though AVC is license-free, and argued that most client devices already support native playback.


This is some bullshit. I have an old DS418+ I’ve been thinking to upgrade from. But with this change I won’t be getting another Synology.
Does AirScan on Linux work to scan-tohcomputer from the device? Or do you have to run [x]sane or some other interactive app on your computer? I’m wanting to use my R Pi as a headless server/backend that a scammer sends to, without having to use any desktop software interactively.
With the dedicated scanners you’ve tried, which actually work to perform the scanning using the buttons on the scanner instead of running [x]sane or equivalent on your computer?
I’m on an older Synology diskstation (418play) and I found Emby was better packaged to use on that platform. On a Pi I might have gone for Jellyfin instead.


I’ve seen phone cases that have a battery and usb-c cradle built in. Maybe there are some that have extra storage, or even expandable storage.


Microsoft was already an established player in the smartphone market when the iPhone came out. It was Apple who came into the market and ate the lunches of MS and Blackberry.
I have gone from 0 to 3 in a short time, and I find myself wanting ones that I currently don’t have the skills to make proper use of…
One of us! One of us! 😅
I feel strongly that I had done simple drag and drop before, but doing some searches it sure sounds like I must be imagining it. I never tried it with Linux. There’s a guitar pedals !guitarpedals@lemmy.world community that you might try cross-posting to.
This came out in 1992
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