Nice gift for all guests at your 2nd birthday party, Ollama 😉 https://ollama.com/blog/new-app #ollama #ai #llm

Tak, dzięki, mam na telefonie Organic Maps i OsmAnd. A GPX działa?

Hehe, no to jesteśmy w tym samym klubie antyponiedziałkowiczów 😜

GM! Dobri dzéń, Sztrusu! Dzień dobry, Strusiu! #GM

Dzysô je do naju przëjachanô mòjô sosterka. Psë i kòtë są czësto sczëstlewé: mdze głaskane 🤩 🐶 🐱

I just watched "Mountainhead" on HBO. Funny and terrifying at the same time. Definitely worth to watch. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt35396529/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

Switching is very easy. Adapting a WM to your expectations may be a challenge. It depends on what you need and your knowledge. If you know Linux on an advanced level, you know basics of scripting and Python, it could be quite easy. If not, it would require more time to find solutions. DEs give you an easier path: almost everything is in GUI. And in my opinion, KDE dominates in that topic. But personally I like Cinnamon, as well. And Gnome was my first DE ever (maaaaaany years ago...). Still, on older comps (which I usually use) WMs make much more sense in case you need graphical environment and I like using them.

I would support 's suggestion. XFCE is a light desktop with many options to customize it. Try this one first. Should you later prefer more customizable environment (but with more resources needed), go for KDE. Next step: after you learn more Linux and still looking for sth super light, try windows managers.

U nas mieliśmy kiedyś osobę, która kopiowała liczby do kolumny w Excelu, po czym otwierała kalkulator, na którym wszystko dodawała i wpisywała wynik ręcznie na dole kolumny 😄