Languagetool's browser extension is no longer open source, which has me concerned. You can still point it at a local server, but yeah.
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Linux @programming.dev PSA: You should know that Debian Trixie/Testing does not receive security updates in a timely manner, and is not intended for production use
Free and Open Source Software @beehaw.org AnuraOS — web based OS that uses a wasm emulator to give you a real linux system, running entirely in your browser
Linux @programming.dev AnuraOS — web based OS that uses a wasm emulator to give you a real linux system, running entirely in your browser
Linux @lemmy.ml Benefit of a subvolume below the top level btrfs subvolume?
Free and Open Source Software @beehaw.org Video editor with the ability to filter out only a single person's voice?
Asklemmy @lemmy.ml Are certain typos/grammar errors harder to read than others?
Selfhosted @lemmy.world Alternative to docker-tcp-switchboard, but for tcp (lo';) and virtual machines?
Linux @lemmy.ml Alternative to docker-tcp-switchboard, but for tcp and virtual machines?
Linux @lemmy.ml Trying to get secure boot + full disk encyrption + bootable timeshift backups working. How to make grub verify nothing?
Linux @lemmy.ml Is it possible to have a share a singular interface on a vps for openstack neutron?




Despite all the warnings not to install kali linux, I decided to install kali linux and I am now encountering an issue I would not face had I chosen to use a linux distro designed with normal desktop use in mind. Can anyone help me?
Actually, modern kali is a lot more usable than the older kali. Kali used to only have a root user, so chromium and electron apps wouldn't start since they don't run as root.
Despite this, nowadays I generally recommend new people away from kali, because I believe the process of installing the tools that kali provides on other distros is a valuable learning experience.
Kali is great for the professional, but but learners I prefer they get to experience the package manager or other aspects of system management.