WorkOutdoors looks sweet, if I had an Apple Watch I would absolutely grab it.

I might have too, I wonder if there is an option of turning off “abandoned railroads”. They just look almost the same as trails. I haven’t looked deep into it.

Worth the $50 a year? The interface looks beautiful, will need to try the trial once it cools down a bit so I can go for a ride. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you! Looks it like it uses the same maps source as Organic Maps. I like I can use it without having to pay. Will need to try tomorrow when I go out.

I honestly don’t enjoy his sense of humor, he is not too awful in serious roles but still don’t go out of my way to watch. I could say the same for Seth Rogen, his laugh just annoys me to no end.

Will Ferrell

Also works with the Legion Go, have had no issues.

Why is it so bad today and tomorrow. Usually we sit around 6-8 during this month, but dang this makes it hard to get the toddler outdoors.

Thanks, looks like the Onion from MT has quite bad reviews. Hmm.

What would be a good option for the iPhone environment (changing phones not an option)? There are four different Tor browser apps from different developers. Using DuckDuckGo right now, but any other better options?

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Community forums tend to be a very mixed bag from my experience. There are who are extremely helpful, but most come over annoyed you asking a question.

I picked it for the gaming aspect. I only use my tower for gaming, I’m still deciding what to put on my laptop that I use for all other activities. It’s running Pop w/ Gnome right now but I haven’t really done any research on what would work best.

Gnome on Pop kept running so slow on my tower. It’s much faster now. I did not experience those issues with my laptop. Granted my tower is much older.

I did not see an option of GPU temp with it but let me look around because I agree, it would look way better with the default widget.

Do you mean the CPU and GPU load and temperatures vertical bars? I was trying to find a widget that encompasses it all but ended up using two separate ones.

What people need to remember is that distros are largely built around activities. If your goal is gaming, or coding, or graphic design; then there are specific distros out there for your needs. It’s what makes it amazing, you’re not stuck with just one operating system. When I was much younger I used Gentoo and Ubuntu quite a bit, but glad to dip my toes back into the Linux environment.

Interesting, thanks for the insight. I actually had that problem with PopOS, it would consistently kick off my Bluetooth. Good thing with distros it’s easy enough to switch when you get annoyed or tired of it 🤣