I think most birth doctors know how to help a trans man give birth.

She had a husband when she was 18?

Why is the reply green like it’s from you, but the bubble is coming from the left side, which is their side, rather than your, right, side?

Honestly default GNOME is probably less confusing than this for old people, and even less confusing once you customise it a little.

Seriously, this is good effort! But anything based on XFCE or Plasma is going to look technical and confusing.

Sorry, I should have mentioned in the post: curl worked by itself, just not with curlftpfs. Someone else suggested using rclone, so I’m going to try that

Yeah, I tried without the mount point too, but I think that’s just the same as what Nautilus does. There is nothing under /run/user/1000/gvfs

aarvi@fedora:~$ gio mount ftp://jack101:correct%20password@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com /mnt/jack101
gio: file:///mnt/jack101: volume doesn’t implement mount
gio: ftp://jack101@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com/: Location is already mounted

I think it is already mounted, but under the annoying computer:/// virtual directory, not where I want it, and what does it mean by ‘volume doesn’t implement mount’?

Hmm, I did try that. It didn’t work, still same error.

I hadn’t, I just did, unfortunately it gives the same error.

There was very likely a prompt beforehand off screen instructing it to refuse any request

As a neutral observer, it doesn’t seem to me that you’ve really tried.

Ah, I thought it was a really clever statement about how they don’t give you anything. But images failing to load are cool too

Unfortunately free speech is under threat from people across the political spectrum who don’t seem to realise that if they can censor opinions they find displeasing, others can censor their opinions too.

Nothing?

I don’t get the meme, but is the title in reference to the latest Ryan George video?

Android technically uses the Linux kernel, but is not GNU+Linux, and has had all the good parts of Linux taken out. I didn’t know iOS was based on Linux, but it’s even worse than Android, locks you so much into Apple’s services and spending money. Freedom over your device is the point of Linux, and iOS fails at that even more than Android, at least with Android you can install custom ROMs.

That’s really interesting, because I’ve had a very different experience. Almost anything I wanted to do could be done through a GUI, which looks pretty.

I’m not sure how Android and iOS relate, they are mobile OSs, and both have their flaws, although some more than others.

I never see Fedora recommended enough, but it’s really good for beginners. And by that I mean people new to computers, not just Linux. GNOME is a good looking by default, intuitive to use, simple DE.

You think they don’t have backups?

Flatpaks let me isolate app files and disable permissions, RPMs give me greater access to the system files.