I am looking to find a printer for Ubuntu, ideally one with absolutely no
wireless (privacy is important). Thoughts?
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Minor point, but this is not a bad time of year to find a computer at a low
price. School's out, nowhere near back-to-school season, no Christmas rush.
On Sat, Jun 15, 2024, at 7:38 PM, Kent Borg wrote:
> My Dell XPS 13 7390 is getting old creaky, and at nearly 4-years, it
> isn't new, but how
I was recently trying to run Signal, the encrypted messaging system. At
signal.org, they do offer a download of what's called "Signal Desktop", but in
the fine print they say it won't work unless you also install the app on "your
phone". In my case, I don't have an evilphone, so I gather I can
I did download what I think is the Linux client you refer to -- on signal.org,
they call it Signal Desktop. But when I run that client, it simply shows a QR
code and tells me to scan it with my phone (I don't have a phone that accepts
QR codes). There seems to be no way on this Signal Desktop
e oppressive operating systems of today as Windows was in the past.)
Anyway, I have a hunch that some workaround may be possible in order to use
Signal on Linux without an evilphone, I'm just asking in case anyone has some
idea what that workaround might be.
On Sat, Jul 27, 2024, at 9:43
