I always mean to go back to them but never do. It's usually something that is not quite important enough to bookmark. At some point they reach critical mass and I lose the whole session. Tab savers mitigate this, however. Funny thing is, I never used to be a tab guy - I always just opened new pages.
Do tabs use less memory or something? Are they more system resource efficient overall?
Tuxedo looks interesting, tnx
tnx for the reply
I liked Zorin (often recommended for users coming from Windows) which is based off Ubuntu which in turn is based off Debian. Not a fan of Snaps, though. I also value stability over blistering performance and bleeding edge features.
Noob here. My last distro was Zorin (which I liked well enough). Keen to switch to Debian base. Should I jump in and install vanilla Debian or wait for Mint Debian 7? Or should I believe the DistroWatch hype and go for MX?
Would prefer Xfce environment because I'll be running it on 8+ yo laptop and and desktop.
Maybe (I won't be weighing in any further), but can we at the very least agree that Mexico isn't doing enough?
tnx for the reply, I suspected as much.
Interesting thread.Would be interested to learn from commenters which storage media is most impervious to digital rot.
Spoken like a cartel spokesperson. They paying you in coke? :P
Yeah, I value the eradication of murderous scum over sovereignty. Guilty as charged.
It would ideally be a combined operation, obviously. Mexico either can't or refuses to clean house. If the cartels are spilling over the border then the US has every right to excise them at the source bin Laden style.