Sorry. I don’t know what to tell you then. I’m new to this myself. Maybe contact the creator?

Weird. Not being a smart ass, but have you tried unplugging your receiver and plugging it back in?

Hello, fellow newb here. Just out of curiosity, what mouse is it? I installed Solaar on Fedora and it sees my MX Master 3 mouse and Bolt receiver automatically. It even shows the battery in the tray.

Josh Woodward (Musician)

For a minute there I thought it was THIS Josh Woodward. I remember years ago he had long hair and YouTube made him cut his hair to be some special content creator that they were offering back then.

I think it’s only Europe that is looking into that.

He used to review Android phones for one of the Android phone sites. I can’t remember if it was Android Police or 9To5 Android.

Melita? Now I’m craving coffee.

Fedora 41 Workstation on my desktop, Fedora 41 KDE Spin on two old computers connected to TVs for streaming. For mobile I have an iPad (I bought for my mom, but she couldn’t figure it out. She was 89 at the time.), iPhone Pro Max and my old Pixel 6 Pro I use as an Android mini tablet.

I have the iPhone because I got tired of hearing people whine about me being on Android. I then realized how much more polished apps are on iOS compared to Android.

We had a Commodore PET in school, but our first home game system was the Coleco Telstar that my dad bought.

Then he bought a Coleco Telstar Arcade

Then he bought a Coleco Gemini

Then he bought an Atari 2600 before getting into computers such as the Commodore VIC=20, Commodore 64, Atati ST, before moving onto “PC Compatible” computers such as a Zenith, Vendex HeadStart (endorsed by WWF wrestler King Kong Bundy), then Tandy S/L or T/L and then we started building our own.

VIC=20, Commodore 64, Vendex HeadStart, Zenith (forget the model), Tandy TL/2, then I had a 386SX/20 built, then I started building my own starting with a 486-DX4/100.

First dabbled with Linux when I bought a CD from Staples with “Linux95” on it. It was just Slackware. Then Red Hat 4.0 and Corel Linux.