Klara in the hidden land
klara@wandering.shop
<p>Middle-aged queer trans Chicagoan. Fond of the ancient world (casually), board games (medium-crunchy), feminist SF/F novels, etc..</p><p>Crossposts to @klara5.myatproto.social; formerly @listel[l]ian on the bird site. Follow requests welcome; don't hassle me if I decline.</p><p>I write code for work and therefore have no brain remaining for hobby programming, but a long time ago I did grad school in type theory.</p><p>Profile pic: me in Rhea Ewing's FINE.</p><p>Banner: the end of the dance scene in the Utena movie.</p>
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Post #2410462
Lawrence: https://tlcks.org/ Kansas City: https://www.ourspotkc.org/ Wichita: https://www.thecenterofwichita.org/
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Post #2308275
On my work laptop (PopOS-aka-Ubuntu, previous LTS, old Gnome-based Cosmic) the F1-12 keys have their tradition effect; holding down Fn triggers the media key meaning. On my personal laptop (MX-aka-Debian, latest stable, XFCE), F1-12 act as media keys by default, while Fn bring back their traditional meaning. This is terrible for my muscle memory! But I can&#39;t find settings for this on either. I just want it consistent; I don&#39;t care which way. Any idea where I should look?
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Post #611742
Someone I know, an obligate Mac user without much money, has an ancient and dying laptop. They&#39;d been thinking maybe a refurbished 13&quot; M2 MacBook Pro or Air as a replacement, given the M-series&#39; reputation for long lifetimes, but are now tempted by this &quot;Neo&quot;. What should I advise here? One might hope that a newer machine would last longer, but is the &quot;Neo&quot; less built-to-last or otherwise bad? And there&#39;s the question of locki...