I think the pink ones didn’t fare so well in evolutionary terms.

I like this one, account is optional. No google at all.

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.team242.robozzle

or some classics

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.serwylo.retrowars

Personal experience, obviously:

1. enforce time limits on apps (like 45 min messaging/social per day), e.g. using built-in tools => frees a lot of time
2. streamline communication, i.e., do not be available 24/7 for mail, chat, etc. Instead, define time windows to check and answer your channels
3. Use some Pomodore timer [1] to focus on specific tasks for a few hours. Minimize distractions as far as possible in that time window.
4. Sleep. Working tired is a black hole for time management.
5. Do sports/seek nature to keep the stress level down.
6. Plan honest to your capabilities, sometimes the 80% solution will do (yes, this can be hard to accept)
7. A simple hand-written checkboxed ToDo list per day is helpful, take 5-10 minutes to compile it before your day starts.

[1] Goodtime

Look at the stars for a while.

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This one, I guess.

“The latest generation of ‘calculators’ (German synonym: computer), 16 colors, on a ‘solid plate’ (syn: hard drive) including mouse.”

“You should wait - it’s half the price in six months”

by Uli Stein

The sequel’s plot is somehow weak with a couple of cringe moments. Given the twist is revealed in part one, the movie expresses one of many solutions to what should be free roaming of your own thoughts after the first film.

Sequels can be awful at destroying the ‘blew my mind’ effect in general by streamlining a great, open idea to a specific plot I guess.

Yes, and in fact, the complete jetbrains toolbox works fine on Linux. Setup is commonly done by simply unzipping an archive.

Remmina is nice to manage remote access, see https://remmina.org/

I heard negative criticism of rustdesk in terms of security, can anyone confirm or refute this?

Hey, I changed my desktop background and color theme… but yes, customization for me is copying all my scripts to ~/bin and set a keyboard shortcut to open a terminal. I’m-old-Gandalf-meme around here

edit: yes, .vimrc as well

I always found the actual challenge to decide what to get rid of once the duplicates where found.

Some tools I tried would also ask file-by-file, which I found a bit useless for thousand of files. Yet, I cannot even express a set of rules to decide this in general, so I’m not blaming the tools.

In particular, with picture collections I also came to the conclusion that some redundancy is probably ok rather than accidentially deleting data that I duplicated on purpose and simply forgot why.

Frescobaldi as a front-end for Lilypond is quite nice as well

1. Password Safe Pro
2. My Expenses
3. FL Studio, formerly Fruity Loops (also: Desktop)
4. Threema
5. Through the Ages (boardgame adaption)

Otherwise, I usually prefer free open source solutions (FDroid), but I regularly donate to keep the projects alive. 1 and 2 are small dev studios that I am happy to support.

Just wanted to add that it’s a music sequencing/composition/recording tool. I also bought it some 20 years ago and they really delivered the lifetime free upgrade thing - bought some upgrades and plug-in packs now and then nonetheless - - great tool. I feel that presently, I use roughly 20% of its features, but I never find the time to dig deeper.

edit: refering to the Desktop version

I could provide a low-effort option…

iconic!

My daughter wishes to contribute

Like this?

love the hat and also the grumpy face for the tech-duck (seemingly, you beat me to the idea)