marius

Since Gnome 44 there is a new UI to show apps (i.e. messengers, sync clients, ...) that run in the background. It is supposed to take the place of the tray icons. In my experience it's basically not working, though.

The only app I use that uses the UI is the nextcloud client. But that thing's autostart seems to be very unreliable and most of the time I have to start it manually after booting. Could be an issue with the app and not with Gnome, but I don't know.

I also use Telegram and Element, but both still seem to use the old tray icons that you now need to install an extension for to work. Meaning that with vanilla Gnome when you close the Telegram window, the app is stopped and can't receive massages in the background.

Is the new UI broken or are app developers just not implementing it into their apps or what's wrong with the current situaltion?

Vereine wie etwa der Premier-League-Sieger Liverpool oder der spanische Meister Barcelona fehlen. Dafür ist das nicht mal beste Team der USA, Inter Miami, via «Gastgeber-Wildcard» gesetzt, weil Lionel Messi dort spielt. Auckland City, weil Ozeanien eben auch noch einen Teilnehmer braucht. Und Red Bull Salzburg aus Österreich, weil … nun ja, warum eigentlich?

Preise für Plätze im Stadion wurden zuletzt um über 90 Prozent (!) reduziert, weil das Interesse so gering ist.

Denn nur Wochen später wurde publik, dass der saudische Staatsfonds PIF für kolportierte 1,1 Milliarden Dollar bei DAZN eingestiegen war. Also für fast exakt die Summe, die DAZN für die FIFA-Rechte gezahlt hat. Und das nur ein halbes Jahr, nachdem Saudi-Arabien quasi kampflos die Fussball-WM 2034 zugesprochen bekommen hat.

I mean the wAP ax is cheaper and offers faster wifi, plus it's waterproof so you can use it outdoors. One advantage of the cAP ax is a faster cpu and more RAM, but if you need a complex firewall or VPN, a dedicated server makes more sense I guess.

Tbf the cAP has two Ethernets and PoE out so you can Daisy chain them. But is that all or am I missing something?

I know AVM (i.e. FritzBox) and Devolo make WiFi devices, but both don't offer access points. I guess you could use a FritzBox, but their design don't make them suitable to be boltet to the wall of a living room.

I found Mikrotik that are a bit difficult to configure and LevelOne.

Are there any other options?

Thingyverse is owned by Ultimaker, Printables by Prusa and makerworld belongs to bamboo. I don't really want to donate my models to a for profit company, so are there any similar community run alternatives where I can upload to? Cheers

First of all, I don't want you to help me with a specific problem. All the details in this post are just examples and I'm interested in getting a general understanding.

So I just wanted to play doom eternal, but when I press play on steam, after a couple of seconds the button switches from blue back to green with no game running. I checked protondb and saw that the game was gold rated, so it should run fine.

I checked the tweaks that people use and they suggest different proton versions. But no matter what I do, I basically get nothing. There are no error messages or log files. Same with other games I tried in the past.

So basically when a game does not work out of the box, I have no idea where to look for cues on how to fix it. Is there a verbose mode or something similar?