Use Ethernet on the Mint install to get internet and update the kernel to the latest 6.14. Maybe it’ll then be supported

Maybe the Volla tablet

I haven’t played anything recently but have been enjoying watching YouTube videos on the creation and history of classic games like Donkey Kong, Roller Coaster Tycoon, and others

Have you considered changing distros?

Yeah. I also have GrapheneOS on my work tablet

It appears to be a way of running containers in the terminal with the specific intent to have a certain distro image installed, run a program, and give it permission to interact with your system’s home directory with an easy to launch icon. It looks pretty darn handy, I’m going to give it a try this weekend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiDt4O6UPRw

I’ve heard the name but don’t know what it is. Some program to run other distros packages?

I think Fedora KDE is very refined but I stick to Ubuntu bases as there are some little known programs that I use that only have .deb packages unfortunately

That was certainly a good deal you found yourself. I personally don’t like paying off a phone from a cell provider

I just ordered an 8a because of how affordable it is used on eBay (~$250USD) and specifically for long support time it still has. Probably the best bang for your buck version

Thanks, this is great

Use Fedora workstation or Fedora Kinoite if you want an atomic version. If you just want a system to work and you don’t care to tinker much I highly recommend Kinoite as it won’t break easily on you and is very stable.

Unfortunately I don’t know how yo help with your original question then.

CoMaps is a recent fork because Organic Maps shows signs of corporate takeover and going against the principals of FOSS More details here https://lwn.net/Articles/1024387/

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Hahaha so many articles on different percentages

I’ve got Mint XFCE on two old laptops

You should rescue your son now and switch him to Linux

I thought the 5% story was for USA users

SteamOS, Bazzite, and the Plasma DE I think are what’s driving Linux to be more popular. They are all very streamlined experiences.

Are you positive it’s all the maps or maybe just the world map overview?

Also sidenote, look at the fork of OrganicMaps called CoMaps