My pick from Generic Everything

This is ABC's take on a published study that the conversation already reported.

Looking for advice on which distro to try out for what I suspect is not a common use case.

I want to use my personal laptop to connect to my work PC running windows 11. My laptop is a pugged in to a couple of screens via a dock. The company I work for uses Citrix workspace and RDP for this purpose.

So far I have had a go with Mint 22.3 / Cinnamon and had a lot of trouble with Multi monitors. Best I can do is run the remote session windowed and have it dragged over two screens. This is not adequate by any means. Even getting the connection bar to appear in cinnamon is a nightmare of hitting atl and F10 and hoping it happens.

I've also added KDE plasma to my mint install. So far it is more reliable at getting RDP window to restore so I can drag it over 2 screens, however still no luck with full screen across all screens.

Does anyone else use citrix workspace from linux over multiple screens in full screen mode successfully?

Privacy advocates warn of a surveillance overreach.

Australian electronic music from the early 1990s.

I've seen a rave documentary with snippets of this being done live. Documentary audio quality was no good, but could hear the live version was crazy good.

TLDR: Howard, the source of most problems we face since his reign of destruction.

Since the last update I've noticed that gesture back stops working after a bit. Closing voyager and opening it again makes it work.

Also something slightly odd is happening with scaling where the app seems to take up less screen real estate randomly.

Pixel 7pro running Graphene.

Can't make this shit up, reality is beyond satire at this point.

This is the same media talking head who argued against Labor's fibre to the premises national broadband network. Who then brown noses NBN execs to get his own house upgraded to Fibre as a higher priority than anyone else.

Copper for thee, fibre for me.

What the hell happened to the federal ICAC anyway. Still waiting for all the politicians who spent billions buying back Telstra's rotten copper to go to jail.

The WA government is pressing ahead with its plan to create a motorsport street circuit in Burswood Park.

It is opening the community consultation process for the controversial new proposal.

But Treasurer Rita Saffioti has denied it will only be a motorsport track, saying it will be a "multi-use facility".

I thought it was odd that I've been able to enjoy this perfect weather instead of being holed up indoors to escape the smoke.

Recently received my postal vote ballot papers.

For anyone interested this is the 2025 W.A. senate ballot with links to party sites.

A – The Great Australian Party https://www.greataustralianparty.com.au/

B – Australian Christians https://australianchristians.org.au/policy-positions/

C- Citizens Party (formerly Citizens Electoral Council) https://citizensparty.org.au/

D – Trumpet of Patriots https://trumpetofpatriots.org/policies/

E – Sustainable Australia Party https://www.sustainableaustralia.org.au/

F- Australian Democrats https://www.democrats.org.au/what-we-stand-for/

G – Libertarian https://www.libertarians.org.au/policy

H- Gerard Rennick People First https://peoplefirstparty.au/policies/

I – The Greens https://greens.org.au/platform

J – Fusion | Planet Rescue etc https://www.fusionparty.org.au/policy

K – Socialist Alliance https://socialist-alliance.org/policy

L – Australian Labor Party https://alp.org.au/policies

M – Pauline Hanson’s One Nation https://www.onenation.org.au/issues

N – Legalise Cannabis Party https://www.legalisecannabis.org.au/

O – Animal Justice Party https://www.animaljusticeparty.org/

P – Australia’s Voice https://australiasvoice.com.au/what-we-stand-for/

Q – Liberal https://www.liberal.org.au/our-plan

R – Nationals https://www.nationals.org.au/

Ungrouped

CAD, Ky

MUBARAK, Kim