Well, “modern” is a relative term, so that might not have been a good pick…
Programmer by day, burnt out by night.
Well, “modern” is a relative term, so that might not have been a good pick…
Or Netscape, for that matter
Ah okay, that makes sense!
Deliberately making your program download unsigned binaries from questionable sources is more of a bad design than an oopsie in my book
Direct URLs, for those who prefer it
App | URL |
---|---|
Boxy | https://flathub.org/apps/com.boxy_svg.BoxySVG |
Eyesropper | https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.finefindus.eyedropper |
iotas | https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.World.Iotas |
Plexamp | https://flathub.org/apps/com.plexamp.Plexamp (their website links to this FH URL) |
Sigil | https://sigil-ebook.com/sigil/download |
Why did you share YouTube redirects?
And why did you disguise them as direct URLs?
They don’t. They’re thinking of switching to another font.
Even the macs, but people managed to circumvent those better
I agree, I actually prefer LibreOffice in most cases, especially Calc. I wouldn’t require a class to all use the same product under the illusion that it’s the only good one.
That said, I’ve had LibreOffice Writer’s .docx files show different styling when opened by MS Word and vice versa, so in the context of MS Office being required by OP’s school, I recommend MS Office online as I’ve had good experience with that.
In my experience it’s most of the installed version of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. It’s leagues above Google Docs.
While the web suite is not as feature rich as the installed version or as LibreOffice, I’ve experienced some compatibility issues between LibreOffice and MS Office. (but most importantly, their school requires MS Office)
I’d like to chime in that Gnome, KDE, Cinnamon and most other DEs support OneDrive log in, on some OS’s you might need to install the package, first. XFCE doesn’t support it OOTB IIRC
Like the “non” web app is on Windows and macOS, as well
@Adonnen@lemmy.world you don’t need this special kernel, as indicated by the other comments. Just Debian Gnome or something in that vein should do.
And once you’ve done it once, you can install it again on another machine by just using
Linux: $PACKAGE_MANAGER install $PACKAGE
, open program.
Windows: open edge, go to google, type the package you want, scroll past ads, download random executable from internet, execute, click through wizard, open program.
I couldn’t switch to dark theme before it recognised my laptop’s activation key. I’m sorry to be petty, but I’m not going to sit here being flashbanged
A GUI window showing a warning and listing packages dependent on what you’re uninstalling. It has a cancel-button in background colour, and a red uninstall-button.
Yes, at least yesterday when I checked they still did
It does for me? On Cinnamon DE, if that makes any difference?
Wait, I don’t get this joke