Okay, I missed the part where it can show me the apps I’m using. Where do I turn it on?
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Thank you - I will try to look into this as it looks nice in the screenshots.
It mimics macOS, however, on the Mac, Apple has got every app (all the ones I use, anyway) to use the top bar for menus, meaning that it is less wasted space. But I don’t really like macOS app/window handling.
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Apple@lemmy.world•Apple Releases iOS 26.1 With Liquid Glass Toggle, Slide to Stop Alarm, New Apple Intelligence Languages and More (macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS too!)
2·22 days agoWeird… here is mine on my 15 Pro - try restarting the phone… 🤷

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Apple@lemmy.world•Apple Releases iOS 26.1 With Liquid Glass Toggle, Slide to Stop Alarm, New Apple Intelligence Languages and More (macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS too!)
4·25 days agoOption is called Lock Screen Swipe to Open Camera and is near the bottom.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•What could be the best way to introduce the world of computers to a kid, let's say of 6 years old, so that he learns to handle it like a toy and stops dreading it like some esoteric, arcane and
5·26 days agoI know that journey…
CD GAMES
CD SIMCITY
SIM
All the basic important things
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Can kids under 10 be possibly taught coding, without even mentioning the word syntax to them ??
3·27 days agoI’ve did some very light programming on our C64 at 7 or 8. A few years later it was .bat files to do system stuff. Not exactly C or anything but it was fun, gave me an understanding of programming and the computer. Didn’t end up going the developer road but do scripts in-house and for customers.
For me it often makes some weird animation when I start typing. It still captures what I’m writing but the whole keyboard vanishes and comes back.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Backup unique files on old windows computer and recommend me a linux distro
1·1 month agoThis. Also, the requirement to get all unique files (guesses OP means personal files) can be hard. In theory, OP should just copy out C:\Users<username> but this also includes a lot of junk from apps. And often, it makes no sense to copy everything, like Chrome, where you’re only interested in a small part of the data and not all the cached objects. Chromium based browser profiles are huge, often with hundreds of thousands of files. You would be better off exporting the data you need and importing them into your new OS/Browser. This also makes sure you can get saved passwords as these are not something you just copy out using raw file copy.
And finally, som uses (and apps) have a habit of saving files to other places like C:\Photos and C:\Movies but also dim things like C:\IntelDriverUpdate (made up name), that also makes it hard for a tool to find the personal files.
At least Mac has the whole menu bar going for it. I started out on GNOME but the empty bar in the top just bothered me. Then I went XFCE but I kept running into small annoyances, that probably could be fixed somehow but I don’t really have time to fight/tweak my computer. And now I’m on Plasma and so far it just works and the small tweaks I have done were quick.
vandsjov@feddit.dktoBusiness@lemmy.world•On their closing sign: Claire's blaming the "radical left" for shutting downEnglish
1·2 months agoDomestic Economic Terrorism! Like, not buying our products! They will have to protect the shareholders and cut down on locations and staff.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Apple has REMOVED the ICEBlock app from the App Store due to “objectionable content.”English
1·2 months agoThat is just so sad that it’s the way you have to do business. Constant praising and sucking up.
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Europe@feddit.org•Imgur blocks access to UK users after proposed regulatory fineEnglish
3·2 months agoYes. And it sucks if your native language is English, as that will go across multiple regions. If your website was only available in Swedish, then you could easily argue that your website was not meant for people in England.
But as long as you do business - and you very much do so when you have users there that looks at ads that generate money to you - then that country can say that you have to follow the laws there.
Another good example is GDPR. When GDPR became active, you could run into many websites that blocked EU countries as they were not yet GDPR compliant and/or didn’t want to be. And cookie banners - another EU thing that has spread across the world and maybe been adopted by other countries.
I disliked that look back then and I still don’t like it now. After being happy for GNOME, I’ve now moved over to Xfce. Just random info from me.
They also have LinuxZip installed
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Europe@feddit.org•No heat, collapsing roofs, and buckets for toilets: While Russia spends billions on the war in Ukraine, its schools are literally falling apartEnglish
111·2 months agoRussia have priorities, they just not like most other countries
A thought, as I don’t know the answer, but a lot of these VPN providers provide access to VPN exit nodes in multiple countries. So the VPN app could provide an interface to choose the exit node. And of cause other functionality like reminding you that you need to pay.
I hate the round buttons in Chrome - seeing them everywhere now just makes me want to switch to another OS. Round buttons just looks so uninspiring and cheap.
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Europe@feddit.org•Spain threatens to withdraw from 2026 Eurovision if Israel participatesEnglish
3·3 months agoI’ll never understand Eurovision. Like, I know it’s a really big deal to some people, I just don’t know why or how.
Feel the same with [insert popular sport], I just don’t get it.
Come back after a vacation. Asked for all emails that I had actions in. Handled those. Later started going though my emails manually and discovered an important email with “ACTION NEEDED” and work someone directly mentioned me and the action I needed to do and a deadline. Don’t trust it that much now.