I had backed it up to an external drive. If I remeber correctly, there may be an option to remotely connect to google cloud from within the kopia app, but you don’t need to create any VM. I don’t have access to Windows to test it now, but you can always download the all the explore it.
I’ve used Kopia before and liked it. It’s cross platform and allows you to browse back through folders on a timeline like macOS Time Machine.
This is amazing. Did not realize it existed. Thank you for sharing
I have had good results with Tesseract. I had to export the PDF to individual jpegs, then batch OCR’d them with tesseract, then merged the individual pages back into a single PDF. If you don’t want to use command line and are okay with it not being open source, PDF24.org does a good job and does not charge.
Apps like these make Linux feel like it’s not just a 2nd rate OS for old laptops.
I do like the little chat bubbles in the letters d
Proton recently updated their calendar to include an option to share a calendar with anyone (so they do not need a Proton account to see events).
I like learning about this stuff too. I’m curious what is the point of encrypting a hard drive if it just automatically decrypts on boot? If someone stole your computer couldn’t they could just boot it up and have an unencrypted drive?
Didn’t know this was even possible.
This is beautiful and impressively professional looking like it’s a mainstream OS. Great job.
Wow this is great. I could use this to set up something like what macOS is doing with their home hub screensaver.
Obtanium - an app store that downloads apps directly from the developer’s github.
This is what I do. Stick a card between the back of your phone and the case and you can tap your phone like you would normally. No one knows the difference.