Personally the ui looks a bit outdated and there’s less customization than most other distros

Ai programs of course 🙄

It only recieves major updates every two years, which means it gets outdated over time. The themes included are great for beginners though.

This reads like a fictional conversation

I agree, it’s the one model that works consistently well. All the old buildings have weak lukewarm ones.

Fair, good to know I’m not misguided in my hand dryer usage

why are you getting angry at low quality content on reddit of all places?

Processed sugar or all sugar including in fruit?

Also when stores redirect you to a regional version but then you lose whatever you were looking for

The scientific method is not an evaluation of truth, it is morseso a separate concept

Such a great video

Sometimes I’m super groggy when my alarm wakes me up and it takes a while to adjust

probably not much less, but you could definitely get wired ones with a much better build quality

streamrip for ripping music from streaming services

Wow that’s amazing!

From f-droid:

Shelter is a Free and Open-Source (FOSS) app that leverages the “Work Profile” feature of Android to provide an isolated space that you can install or clone apps into.

For a full description, please read from the Git repository of Shelter. A summary is provided below.

The main use-cases of Shelter include:

• Installing apps inside a work profile for isolation
• “Freeze” apps inside the work profile to prevent them from running or being woken up when you are not actively using them
• Installing two copies of the same app on the same device

Yeah, unless it’s my ISP I doubt it’s that. I have checked and I don’t have a DNS blocker active on my phone, and I’m on my home Wi-Fi.

How would I configure that? I use shelter to add apps to the work profile, basically to containerise them.

I guess in your case that’s true. It probably depends on how the device is set up a bit.

In practice, it isn’t trivial to use android as a computer like you would in a linux-based system, installing desktop apps and stuff. It’s definitely doable, but although one of based on the other they are very different systems in day-to-day use.