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You could use Sound Toggle.

It’s not *just* the DND toggle, but a sound mode toggle, open-source app.

Have you tried using a wayback machine?

Arch, so pretty much nothing.

Except maybe ZSH (but it’s ‘added’, I guess; not ‘replaced’).

If you need anyway, you might be better with just Rufus.

I saw one commenter suggested Arch itself. IMO it’s even a better idea than EOS.

archinstall doesn’t have GUI, but it has very nice TUI (like what you have when you use htop), and you could finish selecting the options in very few minutes.

If you’re already used to Arch-based systems, and enjoy the convenience of the AUR, what about EndeavourOS?

It’s basically Arch with GUI install scripts, and a different wallpaper.

I forgot to mention how does it helps…

Those kind of apps (banking too) do usually work on different profile, from experience.

E: rewording

You could use Shelter for secondary ‘profile’ (user).

Yes please. ​

Me with politics.

> <country-name-having-a-war>

> *block*

Yes please.

Me with politics.

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< <country-name-having-a-war<

< *block*

Not OP, but some of them have non-JS version, in addition to the regular JS version; but yeah, a lot of sites are broken.

OP shared the tools they used, you’ve probably missed it.

- browser - links

- image viewer - fbi

- PDFs - fbpdf

- music - cmus

- movies -mplayer

- e-mail - alpine

- documents - vim, latex

yyyy-mm-dd and confusion no more.

Github.

Alarmio. No clue about Spotify, but you can choose a custom song.

I think that app dead now, but I’m sure there are similar apps on the Play store.

*You could create your own types of test (because sorry, not sorry, Anki sucks): Typing Practice, Multiple Choice, True/False, Fill-in-the-Blank, Matching, Short Answer.

Two apps in particular:

- Test me Anything*

- I can’t wake up

E: formatting

OP, CentOS and CentOS Steam are two *very* different beasts, you don’t want Stream.

I wouldn’t go for CentOS either because you’ll have to replace it anyway.

I’m mentioning that because you can download the old CentOS, but like the commenter above me said, you can do Alma or Rocky.

I would go for Debian, but that’s a personal preference.

Unless I can’t, Kebab.

No need to hold Shift.