Ah, ok, thanks

Was thinking like, opposite of native. Aber that didn’t really made sense for me.

What do you mean with non-proxied?

Ah yeah, mostly kernel module updates go along with a kernel update. But you are right, yeah.

Although, should be possible to just reload the module and restart X/Wayland, no?

Besides a kernel update… Which one?

Honest question, as I usually just restart to be sure I haven’t missed to restart a service or something, but theoretically I could restart every program and service, that got updated.

Maybe Mint is very conservative here…

Ah, yeah right
Completely forgot about that

Ah, ok

Not being mobile oriented is a very valid point.
Thought, that it maybe still is enough to work with, but yeah, I can imagine that it’s not really nice handle on mobile - and probably no notification support etc

The Signal Linux client isn’t working on a phone?
Signal is also one of my essential apps, but I wasn’t expecting a problem there, as I’ve Signal running on my desktop and laptop.
Phone just not beefy enough or what is the issue with it?

Is there something like an easy migration script, which would take packages and settings from my current install?

Ok, settings are mostly in my home anyway
Packages I can generate a list, and the manuals throw out the Manjaro stuff

Hmm…I’m having a laptop and a workstation running Manjaro and I really would like to make the switch, but can’t tolerate much downtime, because both are machines for my work

So I’m looking for something to quickly setup everything as I had, without the need to remember everything and do it manually…

All good, just wanted to clarify what I meant

Unique enough with the other hardware IDs

And still, absolutely no reason to go further then the first octets, to have the vendor and device

Or am I missing something?

And I’m currently a happy user of Manjaro since years. But this stuff really isn’t what I want to have on my system …

Yeah, besides some Nvidia driver problems, Manjaro was stable for me as well

Have chosen it, because it was fast to setup and the base configuration wasn’t too of far off my liking

But, by now I’m considering to switch

Yeah, so take the vendor and device id and be done?

Why should they need my unique ID/MAC?

Yeah, I’m already very happy with my setup
Even my wife can use it with apps and so on

So, the only thing was the language stuff.

If that really fixes it, I’m more than satisfied :⁠-⁠)

Wow, thank you so much!!
I spent quite some time on this and gave up frustrated…

Can I directly use the API myself?

I have the exact other problem

I would like to search for 2 languages (one preferred), but and can’t work it out…

If you find a solution to your problem somewhere, please give the link/info as well, maybe it helps me…

I tried the trash guides ( https://trash-guides.info/ ), but it seems I’ve done something wrong. Maybe it helps you

This was the guide with the custom language:
https://trash-guides.info/Radarr/Tips/How-to-setup-language-custom-formats/

Thanks, that was interesting!

But I wonder, if you accidentally put it in the wrong community. Or other way round: how is this related to open source?
(Or does my client show me some wrong information?)

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So, then there never was a difference and we always had PC gaming on mobile.

Edit: and maybe also on my router, TV and car, as all of them have a computer with an OS inside, and all of them I own, so it’s my personal computer

What’s the difference?

I’m not sure, if I can follow

Aren’t the dependencies for the app (hopefully - as it’s the same code) completely the same, no matter how I install it?

With GitHub (apk releases) the only difference would be, that you’ll need to keep an eye on updates yourself

Or do I miss something here?