When you say ‘pretend’ did you physically huddle together in a car-like shape and make car-like noises or did you just walk up and try to order?

Frogs are pretty susceptible to being handled by people. It may well have died from the experience of being picked up.

Thanks. I see their hair now. But I still don’t see anything between thier shoulders and their hair. Except what looks like a banana with a frilly collar.

Is that a headless photographer?

Which is free for up to five systems if you want to see it in action.

What about banana peel?

I think the major hurdle is that they can’t just rebrand the existing app, they have to release a new one. Keeping the K-9 app around will help the user transition long term. The folks in this thread follow Thunderbird and Thunderbird for Android development but my guess is the majority of K-9 users don’t. At some point when or if K-9 installs drop they will probably revisit the issue.

Can’t you install the Basic image and then add desired packages that are included in the Full image afterwards?

All the corner stores in Sydney have been turned into homes.

Email?

That is correct. The K-9 dev has been with the Thunderbird team for a while now and the project repo is thunderbird-android. Don’t know when the rebrand is coming.

I heard they gonna throw a curveball and use Portage and it’s new binary repo /s.

Double thanks.

Two issues I notice:

The beak looks like a wide open mouth. It does not look like a beak.

The middle icon colour scheme makes it look like it has a different expression to the other icons, like one of those squinting/extremely pleased anime faces. The expressions should match regardless of colour scheme.

If you have headphones on make sure to turn the volume down before playing this video.

What a time to be alive.

Why would you use Gentoo for criminal activity over any other operating system including Windows and Mac?

If you want to keep your installation and save a little bit of time updating it then use the binary repo.

The obvious answer is the cops are in on it.

Limited experience with the binary repo but here goes.

I switched over a samba and sftp file server that I don’t need to customise with use flags. Along with installing and configuring gentoo-update from the guru repo to handle updates this box pretty much looks after itself now except for kernel updates/reboots and config updates which I need to look in to. I noticed when I enabled the binary repo and updated the system that a lot of packages if not most were available as binaries.

I switched over a desktop system that is basically a tv these days (it’s an old dell aio with ok speakers etc). This box has plasma installed and I noticed that some packages don’t appear to be included in the binary repo such as the infamous qtwebengine. I say appear because I haven’t delved too far into it. I can always exclude the packages that pull in this and other bottlenecks if I want so I might go down that route eventually. Again, a lot of packages just get installed from the binary repo if they are available but I couldn’t tell you percentage wise or which ones.

Straight to the top of All, no lagging.